Women Weren't Created to Do Everything Men Can Do, Syombua Osiany
- In her sentiments, Syombua insisted women cannot do everything men can do
- The radio personality said women who try so hard to prove the aforementioned are wasting their time
- According to her, fighting for the same will only make women lose their uniqueness as women
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Ever heard of the saying, ''what a man can do, a woman can do better''?
Well, this has been a popular phrase used by some independent ladies in their bid to fight for position as they try to prove they are equal to the opposite gender.
While some women have been okay with the fact that men are ''better'' than them and can do more than them, there are many who still believe they can do everything men can do.
This may be correct and okay with them, but not with everyone.
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To bring this home, radio personality Syombua Osiany recently took it upon herself to educate fellow women on their position and role on earth.
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Syombua, in a bid to help fellow women has suggested that women who keep on trying very hard to prove that they can do what men do, and even better are just wasting their time.
According to the media personality , women who do that will win nothing but loose a lot, including their uniqueness as women.
Basing her argument on the Bible, the star made it clear women are a weaker sex and cannot compare themselves to men who were commissioned by God to do all the hard work and all.
"Women weren't created to do everything that a man can do. Women were created to do everything a man can't do. Sticking to my lane with grace.'' Syombua said.
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Her sentiments caused a commotion online with many ladies feeling offended and holding the opposite is true.
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However, a cross section of Kenyans, specifically men, backed Syombua up and echoed her sentiments without fear of contradiction.
Syombua stirred the pot just days after taking to social media to congratulate her husband Osiany on his new role as a CAS.
TUKO.co.ke understands David Osiany was appointed CAS in the Ministry of Industrialization, Trade and Enterprise Development in a move that excited his wife.
The leader's wife Syombua could not hide her joy as she took the time to publicly congratulate the husband while giving similarities between her husband's excellent skills and a passage in the bible talking about talent.
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