Media personalityDr Ofweneke has sparked conversation online after sharing a light-hearted message directed at wives and girlfriends about a question he says many men struggle to answer.
In a video posted on his social media pages, the comedian jokingly pleaded with women to stop asking their partners what they would like to eat, saying the question leaves many men confused.
While delivered in his trademark humorous style, the clip has resonated with many social media users, with some agreeing that making food decisions can sometimes feel like an unnecessary challenge in relationships.
“Apart from you, I don’t have an answer”
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“To our beautiful wives and girlfriends, this question of, ‘Babe, unajiskia kukula? Unataka kukula?’ Men, we are dying because of this question.”
The Swahili phrase “Unajiskia kukula?” translates to “What do you feel like eating?” while “Unataka kukula?” means “What do you want to eat?”
According to the comedian, many men simply do not have a ready answer.
“Ladies out there, I am going to tell you on behalf of men everywhere. When you ask us, ‘What do you want to eat? What do you feel like eating?’ apart from you, I don’t have an answer. Just cook.”
His final remark, “apart from you”, was delivered as a joke before asking women to simply decide on the meal themselves.
Everyday relationship humour
Dr Ofweneke has built a reputation for turning everyday relationship experiences into comedy, often drawing from common situations that many couples can relate to.
Food choices have become a frequent subject of online jokes and memes, with both men and women sharing stories about struggling to decide what to eat. The debate regularly trends on social media platforms, where users joke about spending more time choosing a meal than actually eating it.
Fans join the conversation
The comedian’s remarks quickly attracted reactions from followers, with many men agreeing that they often have no particular preference when asked about meals.
"Utakula indomie na maharagwe😂"
"Even us we don't know that is why we are asking"
"Kwani bado madem hupikia machali?🥱😀🤣Nani huyo anapika nikuje na Nyaunyo?"
"😂😂😂😂😂"
"Gurl dee just cook ata kama ni cooked stories😂😂just cook"
“Apart from you, I don’t have an answer. Just cook,” became the standout line from the video, with many users repeating it in the comments.
Although intended as comedy, the clip has once again highlighted how ordinary conversations in relationships can easily become relatable online content.
