This archive report was first published on 24 October 2019.
October 21, 2019, marked a day when Kenyans took to social media to discuss the elusive 'perfect man.'
Maureen Akinyi, a social media user, outlined a list of attributes she believed characterized this 'extraordinary' individual, including waking up at 5, exercising daily, making his own bed, and being punctual.
Her post sparked a mix of reactions, with some users expressing support for her ideals, while others dismissed them as unrealistic.
‘You have found him already. The man is in your head. You have created him with your imagination,’ said @owenhabel2.
Others questioned the feasibility of finding such a man, with @SandroTangut suggesting that they could be found in government institutions.
‘Such men are lazy and ineffective in bed, are you ready for such men,’ stated @MKarbat.
Maureen Akinyi's post has sparked a debate on what makes a 'perfect man' in Kenya, with some users arguing that her ideals are unattainable.
