What does a Man Owe A woman . #ManCaveUg

Bек teito mal that one does not belong to the man because of the fe hanna being wise of their lady? So look at this situation, what are we saying? When you decide to fight, you need also to look both sides. What damage has your mother caused? Women will say that one of the damage that your mother caused that he stole quote and quote a man from another wife and stayed with them for 28 years. Nzo negatiomiwafitis iwi'u uwa''u edman iwi'u wa'idedim Pitik butter? packed, profiter, Maui, I took my brother's —Mirienna, si Yayecah, si yatulina diakararekuy, si yatulina diakararekuy. Si yatulina d緊ulina diakararekuy Henraku. K cheering le愛, kat онanaraaaa ma honin o Kisumu, or Kakamega, asuwa, asuwa, in Nairobi, I've already bought her land, so your land will not be threatened. There will be no division. Of course, she will be angry. She will throw trantrums. But at the end of the day, she'll be cancelled by mamas at Hachamas. She'll be cancelled by your mother-in-law. After two weeks, she'll begin to get used to the new arrangement. I'm saying this because if you keep on hiding, your polygam will be very complicated. Mankeev, you have seen those polygamy where by the man is only free to go to the second wife during the day. When the night comes, he must report to the first wife. Because when the wife is not seeing you for two or three days, he'll be wondering, why have you a pattern changed? So, announce it from the beginning. I'm now having two homes so that you can split your days equally between these two homes. But for the children, please avoid going into the fights of your parents. You don't know what really happened before you were born. This is a man, this is a woman who bore you at when they were 30 years. You completely don't know their first 30 years. This is a man whom you lived with them until you were 10 years, you were unconscious of what was happening in their lives. So, 40 years, you don't have any idea of how this man or this woman has been living. Be very careful, be very careful going into those kinds of fights. So, please, for the Gen Zs, you need to respect us when you come to the villages. This thing of coming to the villages and you are reading for us the riots act. You need to be very careful. This notion that you are a Gen Z, you are more educated, you are more exposed because you are living in the city and doing the villages you are foolish. No. In the villages we have looked at, we have decided to settle there. In the villages we have teachers who usually teach our children. In the villages we have lawyers. So, don't assume that you are talking to foolish people when you come to the village. In the village we live a communal life. In the village we live a communal life. We don't pay for everything. The problem with the Gen Zs when they come from towns to the village, they think their money will solve everything. Then they somebody died. People are coming from town. They say, I have money, I will be paying them. No. We don't need you to pay us to dig a grave. In this community we live communally. So, we will dig a grave. We don't need your payment. We don't need your money for us to give you firewood. They will explain to you firewood here. We will give it to you. We don't need your money for us to fetch you water. We have a lot of springs in this village. So, we don't need money for water. It's free. Good water. We made that spring as a communal effort. So, we don't need your money. So, please Gen Zs, when you are coming to the village, please put some respect. We have decided to live communally. Are we always good? No, we are not good. Sometimes there are jealousies in the village. Just like at your workplace, you call it workplace politics. Sometimes also in the villages you could do something and people are envious. It happens and we move on. So, Gen Zs, please, when you come to the village, we are very sophisticated people in the village. Is that that they have decided to live a simple life. One day a young lady came to a funeral in the village and she said she was the richest because she was the only one having. But then it was iPhone 16. Come on. You are saying you are the richest person in the funeral because you are the only one having this phone. But you don't have a name to a title did. How is that richness? When after a few months there will be another iPhone coming out. So, please, let us be humble. Another thing which I need to remind people living in town, when you come, please behave well because your parents will start suffering because you have abused us. Your parents will be having his cows going into a neighbor's to eat the maize and he needs a young man to get a hold of it. When they call me and say no, you are useless Gen Z daughter abused me. So, I am not helping you. Rain in that cow. Your mother will try to rain that cow and she will break and fracture. Halfima. Then they will call you. Your mother is suffering. She has broken her bones. Why? Because you came to the village. You abused all of us because you thought you had money and went back. And whom did you live in the village with us? You left your parents with us in the village. So, please, when you come to the village try to be measured. Try to tamper your anger. In any case, this life is very complicated. But the village people have chosen to live communally. They have chosen to live with peace, despite the challenges that are usually there. So, this is what also we need to tell the young people. As you are engaging in a rat race in the village in towns, in the villages people have decided to live a different life. So, this is what I can comment about the lady who used to abuse the... who came and abused the villagers. But my last chance. In case you are angry with your relatives from the father's side, whom didn't know you exist, please don't go into that funeral. Because that area of the country people are well-served vast with the African chemistry. So, instead of going coating problems, coating problems, just stay at your home and let it remain that the relatives of your father don't love you. But now you go into that stuff. They only need a soil from where you have stepped in to show you shaggy, to show you troubles. People in that part of the land are very complicated. So, please, is she still young? We are forgiven her. But this behavior it shouldn't be perpetuated. So, I will close on that when it comes to the Linda story. But also when it comes to the Kenya story, I need to talk one thing. One time our president, Ruto, just walked up and said that foreigners must go. And it was like, come on. I don't know whether you had this chairman. I saw and as a man who was dated a Samburo before I was like, if I was there would I be safe? No, you will be safe. So, it was like, come on. What do you mean foreigners should go? What do you mean? We live with our neighbors in a very good way. Borundians, they are very nice people, humble people. They are good, they make tea, they sell tea with mandasis. Before they came, no Kenyan was selling tea and mandasis on the street. So, please leave Borundians alone. They are good hair cutters in their kenyoses. And so they do their work with diligently. Look at the Ugandans. Very humble species in the East African community. We have been living with them here since the time when one idea means started causing troubles. Diplomatically, we have been living very well with them. Even Mzeh respects us apart from one more housing, who usually wakes up, moody. And such tweeting, how will take over Nairobi? The rest of the diplomatic frontier, we are very peaceful with them. We apologize. We apologize. Oh God. You have no idea what it means dealing with diplomacy of our country. That while you are dealing with this and you have convinced people about something and then a tweet will go up and people will tell you. But you say this and you're like, no, no, no, no. I think someone has his funny, it's not him. We apologize again. Yes. So apart from, we have never fought with Uganda very friendly neighbors. Apart from one, Nigingo Island, at Yulek Victoria. We can hold the fish. You have the water. We are by Mzeh, one time, saying, they rock belongs to you. They hold on the fish, belongs to Uganda. The rest of the time will have been very peaceful. Look, Uganda's this, have you very well in Kenya? You just want to tip them. My dentist is a Uganda. Does her job very well? Very respectful. So we said, what do you mean? Same to Rwanda's living in Kenya. Same to Tanzanian's living in Kenya. So we said no. In fact, a group of Kenya's went on in the street protesting that we don't accept this kind of statement, no to xenophobia. And then the president reversed his earlier pronouncement and said they didn't mean Burundians to go or foreigners to go, but they need to get their papers in order. So we were very happy and even our Africans brothers are happy and what we are saying is we need coexistence. We don't need this idea of xenophobia and chasing neighbors. We are one back to human cave. Chairman. But Chairman allow me to comment a bit on today's topic. Before you actually...