Stay at Home to Know Your Wives Better, Uhuru Advices Kenyan Men Amid Covid-19

President Kenyatta says the Covid-19 pandemic presents Kenyan men with a perfect opportunity to stay home and get to know their wives better.

Kenyatta, in his Labor Day speech, urged men to seize the chance and use it to forge better relationships with their spouses and children.

“Let’s stay home, I know it is hard but this is an opportunity for us to know our wives and children better,” said Kenyatta.

“Let us not always look at the negatives, there is an opportunity for us to know our families better and good things can come from knowing each other better,” added Uhuru.

To avert the spread of Covid-19, the Health Ministry has advised non-essential workers to stay and work from home until the pandemic is defeated.

At the same time, Uhuru lauded Kenyans for observing preventive measures issued by the government in the fight against the pandemic.

The government has imposed several measures to stem the transmission of the bug. They include a nationwide dusk-to-dawn curfew, restriction of movement of people into and out of Nairobi, Mombasa, Kilifi, Kwale, and Mandera counties as well as wearing of face masks in public.

Kenyans have also been asked to maintain social distance, and wash their hands regularly with water and soap.