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Admin A married woman from Fedha estate, Nairobi County is said to have run away from her matrimonial home on Thursday afternoon.
Speaking via her sisters’ phone to Ruben fm, the woman who did not want her identity revealed sounded tired.
“I don’t know what got into him. He just changed since he stopped working because of this coronavirus pandemic. Every time he comes home, whether it’s day time or night time, he just wants to engage,” the lady also added that she at times has to take a break from her grocery store within the estate just to attend to the said husband.
But her sister who only identified herself as Lydia, sounded amazed.
“My sister is stupid. With this cold month, blankets are not enough. If you get a man who comes closer to you daily then you should thank God. My husband hasn’t touched me for the last three months now. Even with this cold weather the guy doesn’t even kiss me,” Lydia also added that her sister’s stupidity to leave her matrimonial home was now overboard.
As the world is fighting to get a treatment or vaccine for Covid-19, families and relationships have been broken or in some cases strained.
Statistics show that with this pandemic, households have been put to test with socio-economic challenges creeping in day and night.
As Lydia’s sister bids goodbye to her three year matrimonial home, a closer look will wonder if conjugal rights are the real issues affecting the mother of two.
Other women, both single, married and also who are in relationships might admire the energetic husband and take advantage of the situation as Lydia’s sister is away.
By Shadrack Andenga Odinga
