"Mke si wa Mungu ni wangu. Sasa ningechukua ngombe kama hizi tuanze kumeza dawa za pressure. Na baridi ya Nairobi, tuakishe jiko tukufie huko..
Kuna mambo ya Mungu na yako. Mke ni wako, muite sweetheart, babe na mnunulie zawadi. The weather in Nairobi is also very cold. We might end up dying in the house since no one can help the other," he said.
He advised that no one should be pressured on who to marry.
"Jiite kamkutano. Some things are yours and not God's. Call her sweetheart and other good names."
He condemned men who apologize to their women by kneeling down.
"Men, stop kneeling down when apologising. Men don't kneel down, even when we are wrong. We are commanders. A wife can kneel down and apologize. You buy her something to apologize with. Also, you women, when he brings you a gift accept it."
A few years ago, in a six-minute clip, Nganga was again heard cautioning some bishops against disrespecting his young wife.
"If you are not going to respect my wife, I will kick you out of my ministry, whoever you are. I don't care if we grew up together," he said.
"This time around I will show you my power. If you don’t respect her, leave my church and go start yours," he added.
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