Karen Nyamu Advises Women To Let Men Be Providers: "Be Feminine, Kuwa Dem"

• Karen Nyamu revealed that, just like any other relationship, she and Samidoh had ups and downs where they also disagree
• Nyamu revealed that she and the musician unfollowed each other on Instagram as they were not on good terms
• The politician also advised women to be feminine and respect their men when it came to relationships, as a man was born to lead

Nominated senator Karen Nyamu has advised women on how to keep their men.

Nyamu's advice to women

In an interview during the Samidoh Foundation launch, the mother of three advised ladies not to take on men's roles in relationships.

Nyamu noted that women needed to let men lead in their households in order to maintain order in one's house.

"Women be women and let a man be a man. Women should be feminine and let a man provide. There are a lot of misconceptions like women wanting to be independent. Like me, I have been misconceived to be independent, and I don't need input from a man. No, let a man be a man he was made like that. If you don't let him take care of you, he is going to find someone he can take care of in his element," she said.

The politician asked women not to be hard-headed, as they were not the heads of the family.

"Mwache kuwa vichwa ngumu na pride mingi kwa relationship (Stop being hard-headed and having too much pride). Always, the man is the head, and that is the nature. Well, my marriage advice: you might throw it away, you may dismiss it, but married women, you are below, and the man is at the top.

Me, when I get home. and I have got out of the senate. I remove my shoes and check what Samidoh will eat. I know his favourite meal, and it is a must that I become a woman when I get into the house. Because as women, we are making money, have our own jobs, but we need to be feminine. I remove my shoes to see."

Samidoh grateful to the mothers of his kids

Previously, TUKO.co.ke reported that at the foundation, the musician gave a speech and he expressed his appreciation for his estranged wife Edday and Nyamu as the mothers of his kids.

He also showered his kids with love, saying that their love made him better and propelled him forward.

"To my children, whom I love so much, you are the rhythm starts that you meet my darkest nights. You are the reason I strive to be better. Your love propels me forward. I am forever grateful to your mothers for bearing all of you," Samidoh said.