Kenyan Men At Position 3 Worldwide For Searching “Big Beautiful Women” Online

What do you usually search on the internet during your free time? Men, what is the first thing you will search on the internet?

Stats released by pornhub (one of the most popular sites in Kenya apart from betting and loan apps), Kenyan men are at position three in the world for searching “big beautiful women”, results that often land them on the site.

According to the site, most Kenyan men do their searches online through their mobile phones. Although these stats cannot be verified whether they were coming from men only, the site says it used access links to track the source of the search.

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Here are the top 10 countries with men who search “Big Beautiful Women” online:

• Nigeria
• Ghana
• Kenya
• Egypt
• Morocco
• Puerto Rico
• Ivory Coast
• South Africa
• Algeria
• United States of America

Some other things that Kenyans search online include “employment, how to get a job, how to get pregnant” among other searches.

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In 2018, according to Nendo, among the top sites Kenyans visited, google.com carried the day. Among the most visited sites in 2018 by Kenyans included:

• Google
• Facebook
• YouTube
• Betin
• SportPesa
• Xvideos
• Xnxx
• Betpawa
• Googleweblight
• Twitter

From the list above, among the top ten most visited sites, two are porn sites while three are betting sites.

Two of the betting sites that appear on the top ten most visited sites; SportPesa and Betin have since closed business in Kenya.

Stats show that Kenya’s unemployment rate stands at 43.5 percent with over 90 percent of the unemployed being young people.

The government of Jubilee has said that it created over 800,000 jobs in 2018 but failed to substantiate the reports when State House was taken to task to explain.

The high unemployment rate pushed many young people into gambling with the Ministry of Interior saying at least 76 percent of Kenyan youth are addicted to betting.