Pastor Harrison Nganga has advised men to take care of their women if they do not want them to be hard-headed.
According to Ng'ang'a, a woman cannot respect a man who does not provide for her.
"If you do not want a woman to be hard-headed because a woman can be.
Don't let her feed herself, dress herself, or pay for her hair that should be your job." He started off
Harisson went on to add.
"If a woman feeds herself and dresses herself, it is a problem.
Even the bible dictates that it is the responsibility of a man to take care of his woman.
Even if a woman is working give her money.'
His advice comes just days after Tiktoker Sandy Kahush admitted she wouldn't mind buying her man a car.
She also stated she does not mind helping her man pay the bills.
The 20-year-old was speaking during an interview with Commentator254.
"I have to have my own money even if you will come with your own money.
A man might not bring 100% financially but there are other aspects he can bring eg emotionally, physically, or mentally, it's not always about money.
If a man can provide 20% and you as a woman can provide 80% why not?
If you are my man I will do everything for you, hata gari naeza kununulia. I also don't mind helping my man pay his bills."
She doesn't mind dating a man with no money?
"I will make my own money, or I can even give you. If I am putting that energy on you, you must have a future."
Kahush also shared how she rose to fame.
'I had an original account that was banned at 6,000 followers.
I used to do videos and they would hit but not as well as now.
They had at least 20K likes and 200k views. Once my account was banned, my current account was my backup so I made it my main
I just did videos and moved on. I felt theurge to do one more video of 'Hae Kababa' I made two videos and continued making other content.
After two weeks I started noticing people using the videos. I would get at least 10k followers in a day."
Kabuda unapologetically spends about Sh. 210k monthly on food alone