Uasin Gishu farmer Jackson Kibor has filed divorce proceedings against his third wife, five months after he divorced his second one. Mr Kibor, 83, wants to divorce Naomi Jeptoo Kibor, whom he married 43 years ago. On October 6 last year, Kibor convinced an Eldoret court to dissolve his marriage with his second wife, Josephine Jepkoech, with whom he had been for 52 years. The Standard learned that the octogenarian filed a new divorce case against Jeptoo at the Chief Magistrate’s court on February 28. Kibor claims Jeptoo left their matrimonial home, thus denying him conjugal rights, and that she has not been supportive, is extremely hostile and intolerant, causing him serious psychological suffering.