He ate my food till the last day, for 40 good years: Prof Magoha's Nigerian widow Barbra

[@faithfaith4342]

Cooking his husband food for 40yrs no matter her carrier that's one i can testify as a Kenyan i lived with naigerian familys for years the truth is a naigerian woman will not let a house maid cook or serve her husband food with that am 100% she says the truth 👏👏👏

[@vitalissewe5889]

Do you think it's literal food or there is some literature included in the statement?

[@goatclontv]

@@vitalissewe5889 good question

[@samuelkamochu6808]

@@vitalissewe5889 whichever way you look at it, Magoha's character testifies to her assertions. The other fellow who lived like him was John Michuki, he ate dinner with his wife all the days of his life and when he passed on, his wife followed him soon after. Loneliness killed her.

[@ruthmi6675]

Last part is very impressive for the 40years he has ate my foods I wonder today how many women prepare even breakfast for their husband

[@naturelle1097]

He was a man of great honor.

[@skay6454]

I love this woman.

[@rodahowayo9741]

A good wife par excellence cooks for her husband! Kudos Madame Barbra good influence!! May God reward you evermore!

[@kakambweha5062]

A very decent lady... sorry for your loss.

[@hellenngesa7210]

Very strong woman 💪 tell them mama.

[@normanthenormand7554]

It only takes one brave person to call out backward cultures and everything changes. This woman has done exactly that. I'm glad she is Nigerian because if she was kenyan people would be on her case. However, it has to be both ways, that Nigerian culture that I saw people wearing white gowns dancing for the dead is also backward.

[@mocky7147]

Well said Mama !

[@fectoryab1833]

STRONG MOM MAY OUR GOOD GOD COMFORT U PLUS THE FAMILY

[@rodahowayo9741]

Very sincere heart-felt condolences on your loss and we share in it too!Perfect Peace!!

[@sharonmwika8293]

Teach us Mama! Teach us .

[@peterkariuki9073]

With this Magoha eating her food for forty years, I think she meant her husband never touched another woman. I think she largely meant that and that must be great!

[@marionhope8960]

Literature 😅

[@vitalissewe5889]

I think so as well

[@samuelkamochu6808]

@Peter Kariuki, I won't take it away from you on that point but she also meant that she literally cooked for her family. If many of our women would understand the importance of cooking for their families and serving their man and children, many a marriage would have a very happy ending. Unfortunately, that important duty is left to house girls.

[@peterkariuki9073]

@@samuelkamochu6808 Thanks bro. Though many men are just foolish and they don't even know a woman should not cook for other people durin her menses. She is defiled and whatever she touches is defiled. The hudband should be cooking for the family on every seven days per month when the wife is in that condition. She should not do mess up with food by cooking gor the family. Someone else, a male or a lady who is not on menses should cook on your wife's behalf. Ndio familia nyingi hazieleweki na wanaume wengi pia due to the abominations from their wives or mothers during their menses. 🙄😭😭😭🙆

[@mjzimani]

@@peterkariuki9073 cumon... Really? Didn't Jesus die so that he can wipe out these funny cultures?

[@sophieotieno6816]

Beautiful

[@gilbertayiera8349]

Her testimony shuld be a challange to women with small minds who think that by cooking food to your husband is beings little

[@malkiawaalego2552]

Keep it classy

[@angeludeze2217]

Please madam honor your husbands Kenyan 🇰🇪 culture. Let the people mourn their son in peace. Are you classy with this speech. 🤔. We know of niaja funeral 🤔Respect yourself in front of dignitaries and Kenyans 🇰🇪madam . May God RIP prof magoha soul. Awesome send off from all wananchi. Proud Kenyan 🇰🇪🇺🇸❤️😘😘

[@TheForgettenArchive]

I agree

[@rubysailor9186]

It's her home,she lived with the man,some of these mourners only ever saw magoha on TV. Let her be!

[@alitoma8936]

Rest in peace profesor magoha

[@TheForgettenArchive]

Shaming one's culture isn't Right. I disagree.

[@alicenalulwe84]

Weeee thus is agreat Eulogy

[@oyanyalorene4750]

Then Kuna magaidi hawataki kupikia their husbands

[@chepkorirsammary6008]

Which food 🥑 plz someone explain to me

[@SP1-media]

Haha

[@millykezy9529]

Magaidi wa Kenya ama? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@naturelle1097]

@@chepkorirsammary6008 😆😆😆

[@naturelle1097]

Na ni magaidi! Let them learn from Mama!

[@vitalissewe5889]

Was this a straight English or it's English literature? Seemingly to me its not literal food!