 Good morning, class. How are you? You're watching What in the Morning. It's time for a man crush. It's the 17th day of February. I don't know why people are not talking about Valentines anymore. Metu sumbo wa tangu janwa riisha, hadifraide, kelele, kelele. In fact, saviya li kwa na niyo na jobu siku wa na npigia kelele. Why aren't you asking me now? Why aren't you asking me? At White in the Morning Facebook, at White in the Morning Twitter hashtag. Today's topic is very sensitive. So we must stay handswits with care, okay? And I ask that your comments and queries or questions please be respectful. And as diplomatic as we possibly can be. Please, this is just a personal cry for help. Please. My name is Valentine Orat Kala Mival. But I am not the important one here. The important ones are my panelists. Hello guys. Good morning. How was it, a good name sir? You're a new face. What's your name? I'm George. Use your mic sir. I'm George Kamal. I still have a new positive for Nairobi. And I'm particularly in journalism. And I'm happy to be here. You're so jolly. I like your spirit. Where can we find you on social media? Monday in Facebook. And George Kamal on Facebook. What's up? And I only love those two platforms. So you're a hard month finder? A hard month. So we are privileged to have you on the show. Very privileged. We are, so a, a, a, a, a, a. Sin supe, monge. Jiseme. Good morning, mami. Good morning, maam. You look very pretty. Thank you maam. Mi anakam kawri na. Okay, I'm Rael Jesha. Rael lobege, mi sobege. All those are my names. We're having summer student of political science. We're happy to have you. Thank you. So how are you? Good morning. I like your shoes. What is your good name? Benjamin Zulu. Social media Benjamin Zulu KE. But I know to ask you after we finish. So we're going to cover the chapter with social media handles once again. Today's topic is very sensitive. Can I even just start with the one who is a bit more level headed than all of us? How do we then attack this? Is it part of our culture? Is it something that came with people from the west? Is it something that has just been discovered now? Has it been happening and no one has been saying anything? Why are we finding cases of intimate relationships between extended family members? Two problems. Now when you think incest don't confuse it with other two related cousin problems like defilement. There are people who defile children. There is another one of a father taking advantage of a step. Daughter. Yes. And that is more rampant. Somewhere I will mention more about it but in my practice it comes up a lot. Now incest is consensual sex between adults or are related by blood. And the problem with incest is that it's a taboo in our culture. We don't talk about it. If it happened and you say it, people start looking at you funny. Instead of feeling for you. In fact they blame the victim. Yes. It's your fault. So that's why and in our Christian saturated culture must not say about the thing that happened to you and your Christian. Lest you make God look bad. You make church look bad. Your testimony is not interesting. Can't you just believe and pray it? So we use our Christianity not to heal wounds but to hide them. It's terrible. It's high time now. We make these conversations welcome to the victims so that you can heal them. We have so many people. Clients I try to heal and this person all they needed was a listening ear. I ask them they tell them I couldn't talk to mum. She was looking the other way when this thing was happening. We had no relationship where she would ask me. One predator really who was a pedophile praying on children was asked when he was in prison how would identify victims and he said I would ask the child whether they talk about sexual issues to the mum or dad. If the answer is no pap The solution for mothers and parents is simple make conversation make it ordinary to talk about it. But we are Africans we can't even talk about our own body but we can't voice it how many cases have we had it wasn't last year was the year before and I keep referring to that crazy incident where you find students primary people are getting pregnant from teacher that's supposed to be the safest place in the world for a student. What's going on there? We are in Africa but I think we also need to begin to liberate our minds from those cultures that don't help us because we have traditions that help and we have traditions that don't help. We need to begin using traditions that help. If the tradition of secrecy and taboones not talking about topics has been hurting people is it time for those who are enlightened to wake up and begin having those conversations so let's not lay back on being African then we continue hurting and letting our young ones be exposed to problems so I invite all of us now who are now enlightened to make these conversations normal I think being African should not be blamed on this because back then when we had our grandparents we had lessons life lessons to the grandchildren where you found ladies who were secluded with their grandmothers maybe their aunties and then the boys were also with their grandfathers learning different things and back then you would hear someone telling you if you had sex before marriage you will get married off to some old man in the village someone that you personally get ashamed of getting married off to so culturally these things were condemned incest was nowhere I think it was nowhere in the picture now these things comes with the western culture where you find like someone tells you and now that we think we can hold things secret someone tells you like the blood ties are not so close not that thick that we can't have sex you have a cousin from your mum's side and Anakombia when you always see what you go to you are not from my father's side so it's not like we can't do this incest is mostly consensual you give consent and you go ahead and then you keep it a secret culturally this would be noticed when you lose your virginity and towards marriage you get punished and African the African way of handling this I think was better it was better don't talk about phonication yet incest was almost out of question apart from those who had mental disorders and that was rape not even incest but this comes with now like right now the daddies girls we have the way we are brought up in our respective families people get aligned how you talk to your mum sometimes differs from how you talk to your father so you get to find that I am more close to my mum more close to my dad compared to the other parent that is if you are brought up with two parents so you find you are close to one compared to the other and in the father daughter case most of the time you can open up to your father or there are things you can't share with your father just love your father as a parent it is normal but it comes to a point where talk of a step daughter your mum got married when you are ready there alikuja kama me skogul moja kakuja kwanza gamu that's a lady so you come to you get to a marriage of that kind and then your stepfather becomes your father becomes your boyfriend and you start having sex now they are not going to call that incest because you don't share blood ties it's your mum that is here and you came with your mother and this is where the problems begin this is already a family this is incest it's not blood ties but how we relate socially once we become a family like in that setting where your mum is married to that guy that is incest our african culture couldn't just take this kitamu mo namke yupi alikuja kwanza they were there I have a question for you ni mauna mem flani agai be like they tell me kutamani kazeni angu ni kitumbaya alafu my cousins susuta cousins kawatana katu riyana bioses nisi shida ama what's going on I'll say we really ignorant and ignorance is never justifiable and I'll say this that we are faking things and we are trying to react to things that they are not supposed to be reacted to we are making fun out of a very serious case serious elements of our life and I'll say that it came from the western culture they brought it and then they went back to their homes and this disease that they brought it over the years it grew slowly and slowly and that's why right now people see it as a very small thing it's not a big issue it's not a major issue and I'll say that there's one guy who once said psychological hypothesis that if people are brought up together in a domestic proximity close that they end up to be desensitized in terms of sexual attraction but this is in thrill because sometimes things that we have been exposed to today's I was one time with my mom and dad and we were just sitting and I realized the kind of a movie we were watching all of us it was a crazy movie and then in the middle of the movie they said it's so crazy so the parents leave and then we are left and my sister we are watching this movie sometimes so many things run in your mind and I'll say this that leads to that and that's why you see people it's not a big issue for someone to put in a social media that I will desire my cousins because they are amazing they just look nice so it's a thing that generally over the years it's growing and it's really going to affect us one time in life and so if we do not solve it today tomorrow it will be as normal as any other thing I have so many things to say but let me throw it back to Dr. if I might just take from your psychology there is such a thing called the audipus complex where a young boy is it, it's a young boy truck it to the mother it's not really it doesn't start out like that it starts out normally as affection but then he starts realizing he's a guy and then he looks at his mother in a certain way and then he starts finding his father as someone to compete with for his mother's affection that story by there doesn't end well so I tried audipus and he's complex but I would like to believe that when I tooko say when I tooko say to Mehami and Nairobi when I was in Christmas is it our fault that we don't know who our cousins are is it partly our fault we don't know our family because you might even just believe not because you're ignorant you're choosing to know that this person is your family member you might actually for real truly have no idea that you're from the same place simply because our roots we are not going back to them that's very true there's a disintegration of society there's a girl there was a girl trying to date on my past approved that she was my cousin and I failed the disappointment but he didn't know so I think we have to blame the disintegration of society but Val much as we are talking about cousins I don't find them the biggest cause of our brother because the thing that causes pain in our society it's not the consensual sex between adults it's what we are saying it's not the perpetrator of insist but the victim of it many times it's even the church I told you the problems when we are Christians and religion and church we usually preach prohibiting the doing so that we say don't commit this sin but we don't address the one who has been sinned against so I want to address those who have been victims of this and now they are sitting there with guilt because it brings a lot of guilt if you agree upon this you can be consensual but you don't know what you are doing what if you do what if it's consensual you're very aware that this person is a member of your family but in secret that kind of brings light to a little bit of shame because you're hiding it if you're feeling the shame find a way to process it and if you're already outmoved remember while we're operating from these premises we have no authority to regulate what to consenting adults do in their private life sana sana in the dark thank you because they are protected by law we are not going to get into there we are only helping those who are coming out of the pain out of confusion out of what went on and many times the incest is because the person you grew up with they were close to you and I've told you I have many cases of step daughters especially you came with the man then this man here and many times mothers look their way or they were so desirous to be in a marriage that they don't want to put boundaries and protect the daughter and the daughters grow up damaged and the incest you can ever is the most painful betrayal for any child when mommy is supposed to protect you then they look their way for their own reasons then you're taking advantage of and many problems the girls who are abused they end up marrying abusers because abuse is common and it's what they know and sort of their doors psychological wars are collapsed they never experienced incest somewhere growing up you might have been in the lesser party or you might have been equals if you are equals and there's no shame people might never know about it but if a baby comes up that child now becomes the recipient of shame and you know the biological consequences when people are breathing the genetics it can be dangerous so that the weaknesses the problems and all that but if it's a person who came up with the shame that's a person I want to invite to talk to a therapist and Val we said the other day let's help other young people that it's no more to talk to a psychologist not like seeing a dentist just like seeing a normal doctor there's no shame at all in going to a private room to discuss you infact you are safer with a therapist than with a friend some friends can be sure you keep them so much in case you fall out that person knows so much even when you're dating I don't people this campus dating take it as experiment don't pour out your heart your information what happened, what you want to hear there's a guy who is to date this girl and when they broke up and this girl wanted to hit back at him because she has left him she has left him because she has left him because she has left him do you know when he came to see me 10 years later crushed by those words 10 years later that's what campus now is a professional but he can perform, he is depressed when you insult a man's sexuality you have touched the softest parts when he came to see me when he came to shoot when you draw the confidence to say that 10 years later I am on 10 years so that thing has been eating inside inside inside breathing affects the damage when you are touched is sexuality intelligence it looks like a job when you are standing in front of a girl it is a job from a person who does not know me from inside I can deflect it but if it is a girl we have been intimate people can believe her and she will not get in father's arm and then the other area it should not affect a man his charisma his attractiveness if it is a person you care about you know we throw these words carelessly in our conversations we have forgotten how damaging they can be and I want to ask us that judge your self esteem is not a set quality your self esteem is not like your height it is just there it fluctuates in the social situations it fluctuates with where you are seasons of your life many times you need to be and tell people the only solution to your self esteem because it is like your weight so watch how you are check the people who you are around whether they move away at your self confidence by putting you down so to maintain your self esteem high always be around people who affirm who you are and if you feel like you want to share something that happened to you and it is shameful look for a person you can trust don't always feel like I need to talk alafulim towa kwa mbe kwa mbe kwa mbe kwa mbe omg it's been such a long time for tell me because people need to know what's happening to you and I don't have information that's what happens as you catch up don't pull out your heart just to anyone and I tell people today counsellors are very accessible I can cancel you from the pregnancy of your room and I can help you rise from that darkness and well let's also tell let's stop telling depressed people to reach out depression prevents you from reaching out the last person who will ever reach out and depressed person but how do we help you then if it's difficult to reach out it is asked to reach out the ones who are not depressed the ones to reach out to the depressed person while all survivors of depression and all of us have been through depression sometimes depression is short lived you call it temporary after a loss especially heartbreak most of us have been baptized in heartbreak there are things more than that girls so when you realize that your friend is with the drone they are breaking up from the fact that that incest took away their innocence they are breaking up to the fact that somebody violated them and they wonder that the world will understand them actually many people you see drinking alcohol smoking, indulging in many bad things they are trying to anesthesia they are trying to numb to numb that guilt and I saw a girl smoking furiously we were upstairs and she was down there but she was smoking she was suffocating all of us we were more than smoking we could stand and she was alone with a lot of smoking you feel it's a generator and I could tell them I see anxiety I see depression I see pain this is not a cigar she is looking for something to numb that fear and then even her dressing was just outrageous it's like she is saying you know your dressing says her statement friend dressing says she is in crisis you are walking on the road like a fear game and sometimes I tell people when you look in the mirror the mirror tells you what the world will see the mirror is an object to help you correct mistakes to avoid being ridiculed or to avoid sending the wrong message even you are walking gesture always has a message you can walk and a mother says leave me alone get out of my way or you can walk and a mother says look I am confident these girls the day they are feeling down when you are feeling down then you dress well and people are liking the way you dress but you don't feel beautiful today you will remove that dress you will change but if you are feeling like this you want to dress where you are feeling some girls don't just dress like this they dress where they are it's a mood when you see a person has started dressing dull and usually they are active even they are here they are waking up now from an incest abuse when they were young and many times the guys who initiate incest sex it just happens with the older ladies to a young boy okay let me ask you a question is it possible that another reason why maybe someone would opt to consent is they feel safe because kazi ni family kazi you know your kazi possibly you know them maybe I don't want to say you know them but safe is always better but the familiarity usually they are playing on the sofa set that's the word do you think that's a factor would that make you feel a little bit more confident in katiya your kazi just because you know them you know them you know them you know them to me I'll never say it's a good thing to do because actually most of the time we feel the depression after the action is done before the action we are so comfortable we are normal and we really don't know what's most likely to happen so I'll say that before you do anything you must get to know what is the most likely outcome of this because sometimes we'll be looking so nice before then and then after the the incident and the action you can't really carry this so I'll say that no matter how safe it is with the guy with the other partner it doesn't really matter the fact that you people know you are a family it's important to respect that boundary because family boundaries they are very important from science perspective it's important to know that people from the same ancestral origin and doing all this stuff it's very crazy because it can affect the generation coming and you can imagine that most of the families we share names like for example my Kamao name if I go right now back to Nyeri there are so many Kamao you can imagine having this with your cousin and then both of your names are traced to a common origin and then you guys don't even know how to name this kid because the kid has come and you see the funniest thing is we can hide this because right now we are doing it and no one can see but sometimes we are so blindfold that we do things and the outcome is crazy there is pregnancy issues and all that now we cannot hide it anymore and so we have to face this and it's so real and our parents now get to know and we have to fight this and sometimes we cannot get out of that so I'll always say that and the biggest cause of all this just like you started it all is that there is no awareness parents are not taking these things as serials why are you blaming parents? I don't like it but no you're old enough to be a parent are you not? personally I blame them because of one thing I have been brought up and since personally I'll say they are playing a very big role on the way things are right now you can imagine the fact that I was introduced to this system and I'm thinking within this system I cannot go wait if you argue like this what are you trying to say about this I'll say it are we living in different worlds are now our rules different from theirs because as we have parents just answer yes or no thanks Miss Umbe we have a question for you yes I do have a question for you I want you to imagine yourself in a scenario where you're very close to your cousin like your friends mezoiana mewa na utotoni you've grown up, you've gone to different campuses like maybe let's even you lost a family member you guys were there for each other then somewhere along the line kwa zunia kwa nanza kukwangaliya kwa kwa dame instead of kwa kazing nanza kutroprop ma hints na unim tu mezoiana hadi unenda kwa kiki kutukaii ma family gatherings you know when you're waiting for your favourite cousin to come so you can hang out that feeling so that kind of car how many of you have kwa ngaliya some kind of way I take it back to friends friends are friends until they hint their feelings that is if you have male friends that's when you start asking yourself what is even wrong with him now with cousins it's a little different because you share blood And it gets to a point where you start to, ok, sometimes you say the feeling of being safe with your cousin because you fear heartbreak and all that, but I don't take it that way. The church condemns incest what do they do after it has happened, after it is brought to their attention that the cousins having sex, there's nothing they'll do. Most of the time they condemn it before the act But after or they punish You know when you are punished for something that you actually know the perpetrator but the victim It hurts more than the act itself I mean they don't give a listening ear to the problems that you are just facing And parents are not to blame for this either We are living in the era of social media and we can't just put this down Social media is most... Okay, I mean some telegram channels That the only thing you see there is porn, naked ladies Sijuikazins, they bring pdf sijuim mother son watch And these people are having sex, mother son Tell me, the mindset of someone who has been brought up in the family where You know your father, you know your mother And that is where your family relations end Because you brought up in Nairobi Or maybe you were just brought up at home but you were separated from those people And the only thing you know in this life about relationships is series and series of heart breaks And then you find someone you think you feel safe with Infact who has been there for you through all those heart breaks Heart breaks, that's the only listening ear that you know Onajiwa, sometimes ukaliwa was as you were too You get to find that heart break Now, at my age, if I'm heart broken, I rush to my dad Dad, you know one, two, three happened I think because my father will read me I tell him, don't tell you not fine, what is the problem? No, I'm just okay And then when you get the time Because of the time he created to talk to you The space that he gives you when you feel down So you can communicate, that is what we lack Right now parents are too busy to listen Morning at work, they are fathers zulu They are fathers that see their children two hours in a week Aida wa nakuji hamo wa toto wa melala And they get out when the children are still sleeping Or they come when the children are out And they live when the children are still out So once they get out Oh, dad didn't know you were a talker You don't have that time to talk to your parents And this is where this comes in That cousin that is always there for you You are your own brother That is always there for you And how come dad, you know these things do happen And at least you feel comfortable Then things go south You have sex You won't feel the guilt When you are there And you have decided to keep it a secret The guilt comes in when Your brother, your cousin who you had sex with Seize you talking to your mother Always, this thing is always there And you see him with his friends The way men are And you feel comfortable Now, that mindset brings the guilt That is what is really going to break someone Down into pieces You start thinking It is just normal Like other relationships Like with friends Just the way Zulu was saying Now when they are gone Or where they are coming You start asking yourself Am I in a relationship That kind of mindset It gives you now That sense of insecurity Ni ulemu enye After the act You want always to be with him Uta kia panu hem Don't mind kongia anything Popote Nowhere That sense of insecurity Now that is what brings the guilt That is what breaks people down Down to pieces You always think it is now out there Doctor, I have a special question for you Because the way you approach in this topic Is inspiring me How to put this I have been a victim of this In my life It's over to me Say ma, sit down Why? Find out to me It's a little too long You have to find out to me Ni me jipata mwa enye Niki zifanya Ni kijuliza Okay So this is it Nivi, ni kwa na jambia How did I find myself So what happens If there is someone out there Who is blatantly saying It's not Christian It's not whatever denomination You want to bring up It's not African It's traditional I love you I love you too Now how do you start healing someone Like that Who already is punishing themselves Because they know what they've done Them themselves They are against it How do you start from there First of all Accept your humanity And don't assume an angel like A divine ability To project your life I have decided Number two, incest out Number three Breaking marriages So number one I tell people Don't take yourself too seriously Nobody else does We don't take you too seriously My number one real love Number two We are not saying Don't set standards for your life We are saying Set standards for the kind of conduct you want But after you set the goals Number two, go and set the behaviors After you decide That you don't want to sleep with your cousin There's a cousin in the book of your mind Who is a possibility Decider you're going to relate to that cousin Number two Some of the people I deal with Are one needy people There's a girl who grew up Without another father Who married the mum But this is not her biological mum When she grew up in the campus She decided to go for the biological dad But when she finally found him He's a pervert He's telling her Me, if you're going to relate to her I'm going to see her as a woman You are my woman Not a daughter So if you realise you have been so needy For a person in your life And you know the things you are talking about Incessity They really put guilt Do you know after you have had that kind of sex You might lose the ability to enjoy sex My choice Until you are treated If the first experience If the way you were introduced into sex Was incestuous You can associate all sex With those memories The girl went for honeymoon And her legs would lock automatically Oh Yeah, the time designated for what was Yes And they can know That would lock automatically It's not precious, just lock And then She took off for Because many things Easy bit was really important That we blocked them Because you know it's taboot To talk about them And you can't tell anyone Sometimes there's a mum Who says she's drunk But she doesn't know She's drunk And you're the victim Yeah Mother so do fans Because you may wanna Stansiake about other issues You dare not open to this one Can't tell anything And some of them are even abused by a person Who is probably an uncle You know Taking advantage of Sometimes this girl is needy She's maybe Sometimes I see parents sending kids For me to orient them As they familiarize with the city With the university And then this could be a relative of mine So those uncles can take advantage In that situation And the child is too The girl is too afraid to say If later on you wake up And we say Stop swearing And part of what you have said Is called perfectionism We call it tabulence We have a personality test And it gives you one of the traits Now while you are talking about perfectionism You say How could I do this What was I thinking So please allow yourself to be human When you have set standards And you set the behaviors Because of the standard I want I will not do ABCD Say still Should I find myself Having fallen into one of these mistakes I will not condemn myself I will wake up and You know Recollect myself and learn Mistakes are also learning opportunities And you can learn something After the blind I get girls who They get a baby without planning They just got pregnant By accident Especially in 19, 22 It's not accident Because they did not come by wind Polynesia You are not working Not the only people you should be saying That is what you should be saying And it's not a mosquito bite That brought the pregnancy Neither did you go dancing And accident You dance too close to him Yes Or you dreamt And then it happened Pregna thoughts Pregna thoughts Because But we also know That when that thing is happening We are not no more There is an emotion that has taken over And you don't think of it And I shall tell them After the thing Come back to yourself Don't take yourself too seriously Correct the mistake I'm so sorry for rushing you So here we go with The information on our social media It's Y254 on Facebook Y254 on Twitter Hashtag is white in the morning So we have a whole bright case Hashtag white in the morning Tune, what's up with Beastiality growing up Adults In some words Mi mi mi me kujapu juana siyari Beastiality In says that's the first time I heard them learning siyari This kind of ties a toxic An abomination Until they're unacceptable Such issues make The junior clan elder In mi wonder Whether the world is coming To an early end Edrikoko says this is evil I think they need out Of a lot of prayers Apparently lasso says good morning Val has been a while Since I shared my sentiments On this platform Like I am If the lady was 18 And above Then she should be given The chance to do What she wants with her body Then again If she's below 18 There you go Defilement and all these Other things That we are seeing We have a Vincent Kenya boy Saying you have the video We are going on So remember at Y254 on Facebook At Y254 channel on Twitter Hashtag is white in the morning Jogawa case is temptation Is when you have feelings For your cousin Kwele Is this a temptation Malio says I am not happy at all Imagining that it was My daughter I'm a someone I know So sad Kano says Kirinya Gawa represented In Beva Anthony says Acha Acha Yufo Apakwa ploti Kea Kea tika Kea tika meolewa na kuzo Ake Baba ya mua nome Ni brother wa mama ke Bibiyaki Okay They need to be shown Nawe Because he only learn Wow You see how we are thinking When we get on a summer It's an abomination Learn Dominic Nganga says Good morning Kafati Kano We are represented as usual Maina Moe says Na piti atu Lakipi Abarakso represented Boaz or Yugi says Gari ni gari Kwa dereva Lakini si poa Sasa apu Ni Kwele Gari ni gari tu Okay Tyler Wallop says Nomba sopoti enu I see you Balthazari Ngati says Kufanya mapenzi na kazi niya ko sayo poa Na tegea shown kwa Apakishushetra ita Hey, some places have never been Guys, invite me Krispin Juma Ati the tape Tatos a lot Sultan Kolobazenga says Maybe kazi ni mrembo sana Okay We are going to ask The gentleman in studio Mutaliano ajiji Wachawatu wa pambane na halizau Sanboy Kenya gave us A little somebody Tyler Wallop gave us A link Viki Rosafi says Wao wao Okay, thank you In my opinion This relationship should be stopped Why? Because Africa is an abomination Okay There you go This relationship one Can marry his or her cousin From one family imagine Okay, I see you And I hear you And also I understand we Are coming to a conclusion To this segment So Ntaku leza gari ni gari Because I'm curious That person is just describing Femal body And surely Zinafana Kumigi na pomi say Ma about being illegal We are not about whether the law allows If people are writing the law Not coming too much Except their incest But here we are saying It's about how it affects your psychological Because you know people who are stressed about it And we are also saying that It's not It's about Will it give your healthy life after that We are here to help people To avoid the pitfalls That they may not see When they are on this side When you give them the enlightenment Then they will be able to make Better decisions Now that you are so wise sir How do we find you on social media So that we can get some wisdom Benjaminsulu.ke On all social media platforms Benjaminsulu.ke Gmail Benjaminsulu.ke At Gmail website Benjaminsulu.ke.com Mesubengi How do we find you on social media On social media My name is Ray Lobengi On all social media platforms Yeah And you? So George Thank you Facebook Judge Kamau What's up Only use those two platforms Facebook and Whatsapp Yeah Nia, Pesapia, your Whatsapp It's okay Are you shy? Mama ni mimi na kumjasana No, I'm okay Ah ah Sorry, uli kuwata kupenia Pesa No I was not intending to I tried to follow Facebook I tried to follow channels Hashtag is why the money Thank you for being with us You could have been anywhere else We are having a repeat from tomorrow onwards From 2pm And tomorrow is entrepreneurial Tuesday So you don't want to miss that either But right now we wish you an amazing week ahead And have a fantastic day