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A Kenyan woman has admitted that her spouse passed away with no mention of any assets.
The widow explained to Maina and King'ang'i in the morning that she and her children are currently living in abject poverty despite the fact that her husband left behind wealthy estates.
"My husband died on May 15th," she told Maina.
Adding, "He had money in his account that we can't access. He also had land in Naivasha and he didn't disclose where the property is and how many acres it is."
"As we speak, I am in Ruaka, living in a house without electricity with an electricity bill for Ksh 88K. His family says their son didn't have a wife and kids. I am now a hawker in Ruaka."
This comes after Maina Kageni on Classic 105 questioned listeners about why males don't reveal their property to their partners.
"Guys, why don't you tell your women where your possessions are? Maybe the wife is somewhere suffering because where is he? Fellas, does your wife know how many properties you have? The money you have in your account?"
Check out tweeps' reactions;
Micheal Mich: Am self employed and when my wife found out what I can make, if a job comes through good. Everything went south and never got better. She decided to quit her job in funny claims she is depressed with her job and other claims. So never tell out everything.
James Musa: Hello @ItsMainaKageni it depends.Don't forget Delilah in the bible.Women have the ability to convince a man and once you tell them whatever your true powers are l, they ruin it .it's my birthday turning 24. Play Rayvanny birthday.James Odhiambo from Mombasa.
Steve Mulwa: No man is ready to join his ancestors before his time, good morning. I have 10 yrs now and My wife hasn't seen My payslip, some secrets are personal, the moment she notices your net salary atajiongezea some expenses
Zinny: My wife knows what she needs to know @Classic105Kenya . I will never tell her everything. The last time I told a woman everything, she left me without anything, alibeba hadi nguo zangu... I fear women enough to be an open book to any woman..
Rogers: Maina mimi kuna vitu za mzae najua mahali ziko, thing's my mum doesn't know ati ziko, and I guess by that ndio maana tunakaa a happy family.
Wilfred Matamo: I can't maybe if we have more than 4 kids na wakuwe 20yrs and above
Andrew Irungu: On Friday my dad took me to see one of his properties. That guy is rich 27 acres hapa Juja.
The red pen: When you tell your wife about your investments she will take advantage of resting you
Giathi John: I prefer children to know my properties. I have experience men building massive apartments but when the building is almost done the man dies mysterious.
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