The dynamic team of Maina Kageni and Mwalimu King'ang'i had a contentious discussion about women and their damaging tendencies on the morning show at Classic 105.
How do you handle a woman who screams and is dramatic was the day's dilemma.A popular video of a woman defending herself against a city "kanjo" who entered her car as she was parked served as the inspiration for the morning discourse.
Many people have reacted to the woman's conduct; the males accuse her of being disrespectful and uncivilised, while the women defend their sister woman by saying that she was simply triggered.
After seeing the viral video, Maina stood his ground and declared he wouldn't marry anytime soon.
"Mimi ndio mnataka niingie hapo, siwezi I am not going to marry anytime soon."
Callers were quick to call and share their views with the duo and this is what they had to say.
The first caller said;
"Leo nimefurahi san aule watu wewew hutetea Maina leo umeona tabia zao. Hwa wanawake hawajali kitu yoyote kwanza ukiwa umekosea ni hivyo anakutetesha na hajali kuna watoto kwa nyumba ataongea tu. Because of these women utapata mwanaume kwa bar saa nane ya usiku ni juu ya kenye wanaenda kupata wakirudi kwa hizo nyumba."
The next said;
"Watoto watakusumbua, watakukasirisha na bwana atakusumbua ni lazima ustand your ground na ukuwe mstrict ndio watu wasikuzoe. Stop saying a woman like that is a headache you guys are the headache nyinyi ndio mnatustress when we snap munaanza kusema we don't have manners, don't trigger us and we won't react that way."
The last caller said;
"Hii kitu ilitoka mbali na mmimi nimeipitia, huyu niliona ni shida nikaoa mwingine sai wameungana. ile peace nilitoka kutafuta sijaiipata. Vile dunia iliumbwa sijui ni siri gani hawa aliambiwa na huyu nyoka kwa sababu wakianza mdomo huwezi ponea. Nilitafuta amani kwa mwingine na ikakuwa worse sai nahamia from house to house nikiona nimechoka lakini woto wanasumbua."
The duo finished the morning conversation by wishing their listeners a wonderful Mashujaa day ahead.
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