'You can't force a man to marry' Mwalimu King'angi tells off Maina Kageni

The Supreme court has ruled that cohabiting for whatever period does not make you married.

Classic 105 presenters Maina and King'ang'i dived into the topic asking what Kenyans thought about the decision. 

Maina asked women where that decision leaves them.

"Ladies, when he comes home to a hot meal and you sort him in the bedroom, isn't that contribution? " He asked

Adding

" It doesn't matter how long you cohabit. The law will not recognize it as a marriage. How long have you cohabited with that man?" 

He went on to ask why women stay in marriages where they are not legally married.

King'ang'i says men need time to make that life decision.

"A man's heart has to settle. His heart has to be at peace. You can't force him to marry."

A caller said

" Kulingana na vile kunaenda tutawekewa steel wire kwa chakula. Kayamba kwa Koome, aishi miaka mingi!"

Another caller added

"Even if I did not contribute a single cent, I was in the house taking care of his children, preparing him for work!"

Check out social media users' reactions to the topic.

Carolyne Mutinda: That caller...aty he's still checking...what is he checking for 6 years

Laurent Muthiani: Some bring alot of nothing to the marriage yet want to elope with everything in time of divorce. Go go go away.

Governor Kahuho: I do not support this archaic rule. This will favour career women but disadvantage stay home mothers. Majority will leave their matrimonial homes without a dime. How will the stay home mums contribution be computed? Our society is patriarchal and favours men.

Booster Steve: @ItsMainaKageni hi Maina about the morning conversation the supreme court has done the best rulling ever ask yourself for the wealthiest woman in a marriage can they agree a 50% equal share to their husbands after separation sit and listen.

Shiko Mwangi: @ItsMainaKageni I've got one question , how will women be compensated for the domestic work... Or it doesn't count?

Jairus Nyakaga: Uwezi kuja kwangu with a bag full of clothes Kisha baadae after deforce you demand 50/50 rudi nanii na nguo zako #MainaAndKingangi

Elias The Rotich: It's true lakini give it a chance for the boy child to have rights of it's own. You have noticed that men are getting doomed and the gap is rising between us. Ladies wale wanasema I will get married to a man mwenye ako na gari na nyumba start thinking of yours

Stanley Sillah: I wonder if majority of women in the remote areas of this country know this. It only applies to urban and literate ones. Educate and empower them.

Daddy Njoroge: .....my wife jst sent me a text....ati...."umeskia vile maina anasema.....unioe Cha ukweli Sasa" How now maina.....ruracio was enough biashara zimeisha......

Kipleting Manuela: The Ruling is now in place, Come we Stay Relationship is Not Recognised as Marriage No Matter How many Years you have stayed together. The Supreme Court Verdict is a big blow to Girl Child. Kenyan Men are still checking VAR.