177 Sultan Ibrahim Njoya He was King of Bamum in Cameroon, lived 1860–1933, and is thought to have had 'around 600' wives. He was said to have had 149 children by December 1915.[86] 170+ Mohammed Bello Abubakar Born in 1948, Mohammed Bello Abubakar of Nigeria married 86 women and had 170 children with them before being arrested in 2008 for polygamy for having more than four wives,[87] though he was released later in 2008. 162+ Ramesses II Egyptian pharaoh; 160+ Ancentus Ogwella Akuku This Kenyan polygamist, known as 'Danger', lived 1916–2010; he married 'more than 100 times' and had fathered 'at least 160 children' when he married his final wife in 2000.[88] An unsubstantiated article from the East African Standard claimed he had 210 children: 104 daughters and 106 sons, by some 130 wives.[89] 158 Jack Kigongo Kigongo lived in Kateera, Uganda, 1909–2012; he had 20 wives, and when he died aged 103, had around 500 grandchildren.[90] 153 Don Reynaldo A Costa Rican business magnate who is said to have fathered 153 children between 1950-2005.