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Kenyan Men From These Tribes Who Make The Worst Husbands

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Nyakundi Report

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This archive report was first published on 22 August 2019.

Kenyan Men From These Tribes Who Make The Worst Husbands

Published on August 22, 2019

A heated debate among colleagues has led to a conclusion that certain Kenyan men from specific tribes are considered to be the worst husbands. The debate centered around the characteristics of men from different tribes, with some being labeled as stingy, unromantic, and high-tempered.

According to the debate, men from the Kikuyu tribe are known to be stingy and unromantic. They are said to prefer the 'mende kufa' sex style and are often described as being pathetic in bed. This has led many women to advise against dating men from this tribe, especially those expecting a romantic partner.

Men from the Meru and Kisii tribes are also considered to be a no-go zone. They are known to be high-tempered and are often described as being unable to submit to their wives. They are said to see themselves as the head of the house and are often unwilling to listen to their partners.

Men from the Luhya tribe are also considered to be stingy and are often described as being terrible lovers. They are said to be unable to spend money on their partners and are often described as being more interested in sex than in building a relationship.

Men from the Samburu and Maasai tribes are known to be natural polygamists and are often described as being backward in their thinking. They are said to still believe in their old traditions and are often unwilling to adapt to modern ways of thinking.

Finally, men from the Luo tribe are known to be spendthrifts but are often described as being terrible husbands. They are said to be proud and are often unwilling to listen to their partners. They are also known to be unfaithful and are often described as being unable to provide for their families.

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