Claim: A Facebook user posted a letter stating that The Kingdom of Eswatini is inviting men from South African nations to become citizens and marry up to five Eswatini women.

Verdict: False! The government of Eswatini said it did not put up any such notice.
Full Text
A Liberian Facebook user, Amb R Van Ross, shared a letter claiming that the government of Swaziland, now called Eswatini, is calling for applications for new male citizens.
The call for application purportedly aims to solve what is alleged to be the shortage of men in Eswatini. The call also targeted Southern African nations.
The letter quoted the monarch of Eswatini, formerly called Swaziland, as saying,
“I, King Mswati III, the King of Swaziland, invite citizens from Southern African Nations to apply for nationality in my land. Therefore, here’s the deal: marry at least five wives, and you’re assured that my government will pay for the marriage ceremonies and buy houses for you.”
The post has attracted some reactions and engagement.
Given the nature of the letter’s content, DUBAWA decided to probe its authenticity.
Verification
Dubawa decided to do a Google search to find out if any credible platform had reported this viral letter. Instead, the researcher found that the Eswatini Government had debunked the rumour on its official X (former Twitter) page.
Snapshot of the letter
There was no such report on any of the credible websites or platforms.
Conclusion
The letter circulating that Eswatini accepts citizenship applications from males in South African nations is fake!