AFRICAN AMERICAN PASSPORT BROS GOING TO LOOK FOR WIVES IN AFRICA GET THIS RIGHT OR STAY IN THE USA

[@yolandalogan955]

An Gambian woman said some time ago that their men have 4 wifes and are sending them to work and the men stay home and pray. Is that true?

[@swaziinkenya]

😳I don't know about that

[@PakandeKebe]

You sound so ignorant that's why nobody respects black diasporans

[@TheLutheranDude7938]

50/50 is unimaginable in societies where marriage is still largely traditional. The entire financial obligation should ideally not be on one person. A man should provide; it's his role to go out and slay dragons. A woman can "help" based on defined agreements but it's not her job to provide. Women as primary providers to an household is a culture of single mother communities..

[@swaziinkenya]

You have literally summarised what I am trying to say. Thank you ❤️

[@dennisndirangu2536]

You cannot police everyone telling them what to do. I'm a Kenyan man and i support that both partners should help each other in all aspects including financially. Quit this golddigger mentality

[@swaziinkenya]

You can also not be telling me what to do

[@panafrican.nation]

Before I even watch, passport bros really annoy me. If they have a problem with sistas in the US, they should fix that problem, not run away from it. Otherwise that problem will just follow them wherever they go. We are going to develop too, so we should always build good relations between genders. Then the image they paint of Kenyan women, when you think about it, is not a good one.

[@devilsadvocate721]

The gentleman at the beginning of your podcast is a SIMP. In Africa I would understand you go 100% if the woman isn't working. After all I'm married to an African women but I'm sorry, in America it's 50/50 all the way. IF YOU WORK AS A WOMAN AND WE ARE IN A SERIOUS RELATIONSHIP, YOU ARE PAYING HALF THE BILLS.

[@swaziinkenya]

It depends it's not always the same for working couples some would be both working and the husband still provides 100% for the family.

[@Gracie-Dee]

That brother lives in america with his Ugandan wife, and he still provides 💯, I don't agree with your labels on the brother. I also believe there so many american bothers that still provides 💯 to their families.

[@Brian-bo4bz]

African women work and still the men are expected to provide, they say hers is hers and the man's is for both, the main duties of a man is provision and protection, if you go 50/50 don't expect a woman to submit to you and cook for you and do all those traditional female roles if you can't do your traditional male roles

[@swaziinkenya]

@@Gracie-Dee thank you for this useful information sis!

[@swaziinkenya]

@@Brian-bo4bz TRADITIONAL FEMALE ROLES UNDERLINED

[@shyroll9565]

Key words (REAL MAN) gen x

[@swaziinkenya]

That's it ❤️ not just any man

[@paulad574]

Spirutual alignment matters! It depends Brother and Sister! We can share and work together. There is no 1 size fits all! Work together!!

[@swaziinkenya]

Yes yes yes we always work together in an African home, the woman's job is to help the husband but not to take up half of his role. There are many ways to do that as explained in the video. Thank you for your comment 😊