Nyako Warns Married Women To Stay Away From Clubs, Allow Husbands To Party Alone

• TikToker Nyako was on live TikTok, where she noted that most young married women were dying at the hands of their husbands due to the lifestyle they lead
• She advised married women to avoid hitting the clubs daily or going to drink with their husbands
• Her sentiments sparked reactions online, with many agreeing with her while others noted they will still enjoy their life even in marriage

Renowned TikToker Nyako has cautioned married women to avoid hitting the clubs every weekend and instead embrace their marital homes if they want peace.

The mother of three was reacting to news about the Nairobi-based lady, Sheila Wegesha alias Bamboo, who was allegedly killed by her husband.

Why Nyako wants married women on TikTok

Although the motive of the murder is yet to be confirmed, Wegesha, from her social media videos, loved to go out dancing and, in most cases, in the company of her husband.

She was also managing a club alongside her husband, Jack Bamboo, which could have been why she was always out.

Nyako noted that many women struggle to be wives and have freedom, yet they forget that they ought to forget their single lifestyle once they get married.

She said:

"Stay at home. If you are married, stay at home. You should not be going to the club to dance around with men. Dancing helter-skelter in clubs will end tragically. Slay queen, if you decide to get married, stay at home. Make TikTok your best friend, leave your man to go for his crazy errands, there is no way a man and a woman can rave in a club together and it ends well, no way," she said.

She also advised married women to join TikTok if they feel bored and have nothing to do.

Nyako's advice to men looking for wives

As for men, he advised those seeking to get married to try dating older women who will only stay at home and not follow them to the clubs.

Nyako also raised concern about women who have been killed by their husbands at a young age and noted that most are leading lifestyles that can avoid a tragic end.

"Stop following your men to the clubs. You're being killed at a young age. Men, why don't you try old women like us, we are ready to stay at home, we have done it all. I can't remember the last time I went to the club. If you're not ready to commit, leave marriage alone," she added.

Watch the video:

Here are some of the comments from social media users:

@barbielegitqueen said:

"I will go and ruka ruka with my husband. Marriage doesn't have to be boring."

@honestyyo1 said:

"Sheila was a businesswoman; she was doing a liquor business and then was also an ohangla dancer. Sasa angedance kwa nyumba?"

@mary said:

"That's why Nyako is always in her kitchen cooking."

@b.beckslolo said:

"So I should not enjoy life in the name of marriage?"

@melondex said:

"What Nyako is saying is the honest and bitter truth."

@raykiragu said:

"Listening to this, I am married na nimetoka sherehe."

@leshmwaskoi said:

"I go clubbing with my husband."

@evengelistvirgini said:

"Nothing can justify killing someone."

@Yunic said:

"Today I agree with Nyako, ladies, tutulie tu, ama kama si hivyo, tukae single and enjoy life."

Video of Wegesha dancing sparks reactions

A day ago, TUKO.co.ke featured Wegesha after a video emerged of her dancing and enjoying herself at what looked like a club.

The video, shared on TikTok by Lily Rehema Mc Onyango, showed the lady in high spirits, dressed in a mustard silk top that matched the trousers.

As she whined her waist, fellow revellers could not help but admire her moves as they stared at her flawless moves.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.