Should you help your extended family financially?

Today Maina Kageni and Mwalimu Kingangi were talking about family. They referred to a story in the daily Star newspaper where a Chinese billionaire pledged his wealth to charity yet his brother was a security guard and the sister a dishwasher. So Maina and Mwalimu wanted to know, does one owe their family when you are wealthy? Mwalimu was of the opinion that it's everyman for himself when it comes to wealth. Let's discuss.

P.S: Yesterday's topic was almost a repetition and was not discussed.

Men, is it true that who you court isn't who you marry?

Today Maina Kageni and Mwalimu Kingangi were talking about lying women. Mwalimu claimed that women are the biggest liars. Furthermore, he said that the woman a man courts is not the same woman after marriage. She meta morphs into someone else all together. As such, Mwalimu said that men get a raw deal when they get married. So our dear presenters were asking, do women change after marriage?

Why do men lie during courtship?

Today Maina Kageni and Mwalimu Kingangi were talking about the lies men tell during courtship. Mwalimu was of the opinion that lying is part of the courtship game used by men to demonstrate their potential as a mate and as such not be called lying. Let's discuss.

Why are 'Foreigners' so alluring?

Yesterday, Nick Odhiambo was filling in for Maina Kageni. Nick and Mwalimu Kingangi were talking about how Kenyan women compare Kenyan men to foreign men and in most cases the Kenyan man falls short. So why is 'foreign' so alluring?

Njyes home and away inconsistency

Today we will keep it short and let the Bible do the talking. You'll see why in just a bit.

Maina and Joseph Kingangi were talking about a certain inconsistency. There are some wives who complain about their husbands' njyes performances. But the same men, who stray get accolades from their mistresses. So they wanted men to explain the inconsistency in the 'home and 'away' matches.

Is njyesual performance increased under the influence?

Today we are myth busting. Maina and Mwalimu Kingangi were talking about a certain myth in our society. Apparently when a man is under the influence, his njyes performance increases significantly. Mwalimu was of the opposite opinion. He added that it's the same reason why ladies complain all the time. Let's discuss...

Njyes addiction

On Thursday, Maina and Mwalimu were talking about women who are obsessed with njyes. What do you do when your wife is a nymphomaniac? Mwalimu says that too much njyes is poisonous and should be moderated by the man. Yesterday, they were talking about quality versus quantity. Today, we shall combine both.

Does dowry give men the right to marital rape?

Today Maina and Mwalimu were again talking about ladies denying men their njyes rights. So they asked, does dowry give men the right to marital rape? Mwalimu did not believe in such a concept because your wife is not stranger.

Lions in the office, henpecked at home

Today Maina and Mwalimu were talking about men who are lions in the office and everywhere else but meek lambs in the home. They reasoned that the loudest men are henpecked fellows at home. Mwalimu was of the opinion that men are silent at home because they want calm and peace in their marriage.

Should men warm up before...?

Today Maina and Kingangi are talking about Kenyan men, again. It appears that women in our neighbouring countries are content with their husbands' performances because their men do warm up exercises. Now, Kenyan women would appreciate these warm up exercises before the njyes race but Mwalimu is of the opinion that a Kenyan man knows that his equipment never needs warm up.

Do men deserve appreciation for njyes?

Today Maina and Mwalimu were talking about men who cannot perform in njyes. Yes, they were back to such like topics that makes their breakfast show controversial. Anyway, Mwalimu was of the opinion that no matter how bad or how short they are, men deserve some appreciation. So do they?

Kenyan men, what qualities do you look for in a woman?

Today Maina and Kingangi flipped yesterday's topic and asked the Kenyan men what they looked for in a woman. Mwalimu emphasized on appreciation. Let's discuss.

Single ladies, what kind of man are you looking for?

Today Maina and Mwalimu Kingangi were again talking about single and/or lonely ladies who are searching for a good man. So, if they are not looking for the likes of Wakanai's and Kingangi's then who are they looking for?

Single women, how desperate can you get?

Today Maina and Mwalimu are taking about the seminar, "how to get married without delay" by one Naija Pastor called Chris Ojigbani that was held at KICC over the weekend. Apparently, thousands upon thousands of single women fought, shoved and scrambled for space as they screamed for prayers to get a husband. So they posed the question, how desperate can you get with hopes of getting a husband?