Comedian Jalang’o advises women to turn down money, gifts from men they don’t love

Comedian Jalang'o has picked issue with women who are fond of accepting gifts and money from men who they know they do not love.

According to the witty comedian and radio personality, women who accept the incentives from men risk serious harm should they turn down advances and proposals from the same men.

Taking to Instagram on Thursday, April 11, the father of one claimed most young girls are harmed or even killed because they took money and favours from men who they turn down or ditch after being ''invested'' on.

In a long post seen by TUKO.co.ke, Jalas urged young girls to work hard for their own money or openly ask men who give them money what they want in return.

This, he claimed will help them know if the favours and money are free gifts or there is more needed of them for the exchange.

Jalang'o held that no man gives a woman money for free or without expecting something in return.

''I think it's time we became honest with each other. Too many young beautiful girls are dying some of the most saddest deaths you can't wish for someone daughter! It is time we discussed this issue! Rule one! No man gives any woman anything for free! Yes i said it ! Men can we tell them this!'' he wrote in part.

According to the radio host, most men e,nd up harming girls who fail to reciprocate or give in to their advances because they feel cheated as they are human beings with feelings.

''Even your dad takes you to school so that at old age and when he can't provide for himself he will depend on you! So my sister before you take any money from any man just ask them what they want in return and if you can't offer what they want return it! Simple, do not promise what you can not deliver. People work so hard for their money my sister! Do not exchange lies for a man hard earned money! My sister,'' he added.

The sentiments was however received with mixed reactions by countless Kenyans with many condemning him for trying to justify a murder.

Some of the people angered by Jalas' sentiments include radio presenter Adelle Onyango who asked him to advise men to stop killing women instead of telling women to avoid getting killed.

The comedian however made another post minutes later to clarify his previous one by claiming he only urged women to know what men want in return after receiving their money.

Jalang'o strongly claimed he did not in any way try to justify killings of innocent girls.

His initial remarks came just hours after reports claiming late Ivy Wangechi's killer did the heinous act following the deceased's decision to ignore him after he had sent him money for her birthday party.

As reported by TUKO.co.ke earlier, Naftali Njahi Kinuthia, the man who mercilessly killed Moi University main campus student Ivy Wangechi claimed he did it because she broke his heart and disappointed him countless times.