Ndungu Nyoro licks Facebook chat after brave ladies shot: “Single for 10 years”

• The beloved Philanthrop Ndungu Nyoro was alerted after women had brave love messages on his Facebook page despite his marital status
• Women's women's messages, as the founder of Affecto Watoto Watome was shared
• The philanthropic was of the opinion

Nairobi: The founder of Watoto Wasome, Ndungu Nyoro, warned women who shot him one after the other in his Facebook Messenger.

On May 10, Nyoro received a greeting in which he was asked how he was doing.

“The blood of Jesus covers me, so you start and then you start to bring tea,” he said, while revealing the greeting.

In another message that Messenger had shared on May 10, the philanthropist wondered why women were not shy to share their feelings with married men.

“I've been single for 10 years, can you be my husband? I Ma from Dubai,” wrote the lady in Nyoro's inbox.

“Please pray for me, I do a lot of problems,” he said after the message.

Why does Nyoro believe that women are the problem?

Nyoro was amazed that women were not even shifted by men who have gray hair and that he marks his wife wherever he goes.

“But I also think that you, my sisters, have a problem. You can see that someone has silver hair, he has a woman who is pulling everywhere, and daughters of teenage age who read his social media pages every day, then unanyemelea (sneak) KWA post input,” he said.

“You are not afraid of being beaten by the wife of the man Kwani Hamuogopi Kupigwa Na Bibi? Last and last warning; I will not entertain this kind of news KWA DM. I have not announced a vacancy and I am also not interested. Take these games elsewhere,” he said.

He hoped that everything was clear and that she was urging herself to concentrate.

Kenyans react to the news:

Bigwa Wa Mutharika:

“Well Watu Wa Mianzini is like this brother, I'm a Kikuyu, but the Huyo mom Mkisii checks her Ukiwa na -time.”

Ruth Kare Queen:

“If the demand is high, the balance is immediately.”

Jay Jarics Decor:

“Hizi Ni Ngani Nyoro, Kwani Utaki Kupendwa.”

Ephantus Stark:

“Give someone a passage. I mean, connect them to someone, but not with you.”

Tabitha Maina:

“Just tell them … I love my family in the name of Jesus.”

Jack WA Cûcû:

“So you compete with Jesus to smile.”

Woman visits Nyoro, gives him KSH 100K

In another story, the Philanthrop Nyoro appreciated a visitor who went to visit and gave a large sum for the support of his educational campaign.

According to Nyoro, the woman visited the office of his service and gave a check worth 100,000 ksh and then went.

Social -Media user who saw the article on his Facebook page showered the good woman with a lot of praise.

Source: tuko.co.ke