Mixed Reactions After Jua Cali’s Wife Asks Kenyans To Have Twa Twa 4 Times a Week

Rapper Jua Cali’s wife, Lilly Asigo, has kept Kenyans online talking after claiming that couples should have sex at least four times a week.

The mother of three said sex helps build relationships to last longer.

According to Asigo couples who don’t enjoy twa twa, have bad spirits and should seek deliverance.

“Ladies, if you’re not enjoying twa twa, you have a bad spirit, you need deliverance. If your guy is not ‘twatwaing’ you four times a week, you both need deliverance unless mko 99 years old,” she said.

She insisted that after fasting for a few days, twa twa is more pleasurable.

“Utamu ya hiyo kitu huongezeka sana after fasting, unaskia unachizi. Saved people have more meaningful, enjoyable twa twa,” she added.

Asigo then invited her followers to her church for mid-week prayers.

Here is what netizens had to say about her advice:

Sindamatiko: Sisi wa two seconds hatuna bahati walai.

Alex_owino9: “Four times a week kwani we’re training for Olympics? Once a week is more than enough. As men, we have other things to do.

tuki: Twa twa is a priority in a relationship✔.

‘Frankiehjonie said: aaaahh kwani ni gold nachimba?”

Coolest_slum.kid: Eeeiiyy! That’s 16 times a month . Hata kisima haichimbwangi siku mingi hivo.

_muya: I thought ni four times a day.

Stevelethal1: Ndio maana msanii hata hatoi mziki siku hizi. Kazi ni twa twa tu.

Auma_tabitha: Taking notes so when I get married hubby should not lie that’s five times a week .

B.i.d.e.r.u: Instead of thinking about building the nation, Jezebel only thinks of a good twa twa four times a week.

Dejahmess_official: Hadi jamaa wetu akaretie from music .

Asigo on quitting alcohol

Recently, the mother of three said she quit alcohol at the end of June this year.

On her Instagram, she explained that she now wants to focus on God.

“I thought I should let my friends and family know that I made a decision to stop drinking on 30th June 2022. The next day on the 1st of July I went to a club and I wasn’t tempted to have alcohol.

It’s safe to call it closure because the environment made me want to excuse myself and pray instead.

I felt out of place spiritually but deep down I felt happy, that I’m now different and I’m exactly where I belong, in Christ, in his presence, in his power, in his spirit.

I’ve cast out demons in the past through the Holy Spirit, laid hands on my kids and they got healed from different kinds of sicknesses. I missed that.”

Asigo also said she has lost a lot of friends after picking the sober life;

“I thank God for the spirit of discernment and Pastor Davies of Victory Faith Church told me I will lose friends, so many of them because sometimes one needs separation in order to elevate. I’m talking about spiritual elevation. It’s for the best and I’m ready.”

Speaking about her husband’s reaction, Asigo said her husband was surprised by her abrupt decision to stop drinking,

“When we mature, we realise that we cannot be forced to make decisions, things change and we view life differently.

My spiritual eyes and ears are open. Heavenly father take the wheel, the blood of Jesus protect me, holy spirit fill me up, angels of God surround me.

I bow down before you Jesus once more as my personal saviour. Cleanse, heal and strengthen me everyday, Amen.”