Judy Nyawira humorously uses Mpesa to illustrate family planning methods

Judy Nyawira, wife of film director Abel Mutua, candidly discussed her approach to birth control with her followers.

During a Q&A session, Judy revealed that she does not use any formal birth control methods. Laughing, she said, “I don’t use any,” and then chuckled, adding, “Anyway, let me stop laughing. I am not on any family planning method.”

She elaborated further, explaining, “We’ve become very skilled at what we call ‘withdrawing,’ similar to withdrawing money from M-Pesa,” and laughed again.

Judy shared her past experiences with other methods, saying, “I tried using an implant for three years, but it didn’t work for me; I was bleeding for most of the month, which wasn’t ideal.”

She also mentioned trying a coil but faced discomfort with it, leading to its removal. Concluding, she humorously stated, “So, ladies and gentlemen, we’re sticking with the withdrawal method. You go to M-Pesa and say you want to withdraw!”

Judy Nyawira was astounded after seeing what Mumbus eats in the new school

Abel Mutua and his wife Judy Nyawira were astonished when their daughter Mumbus shared the extravagant meals she enjoys at her prestigious high school.

Nyawira modestly encouraged Mumbus to share the school’s menu online, acknowledging that many people couldn’t relate to such luxury.

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“The food is incredible. We have six meals a day. We start with pre-breakfast at 5:30 am, usually bread with tea or eggs and sausages. Breakfast follows around 9:40 am, where we have scones,” Mumbus shared, leaving her mother in disbelief.

Mumbus elaborated on the school’s diverse meals, including ugali, beef stew, and chicken. She also mentioned a snack after lunch, preceding 4:00 pm, much to her mother’s surprise.

“We also have tea with scones or popcorn on Thursdays and Fridays after dinner, before heading to the dormitory for bedtime,” Mumbus clarified, highlighting it as the sixth and final meal of the day.

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Nyawira expressed her disbelief, reminiscing about her own high school experience, where such meals were unimaginable. For her, rice, beans, cabbage, and githeri were the predominant meals. “Meat was a luxury,” she added.

In a previous revelation last week, Judy disclosed the reason the couple decided to send their daughter to the expensive school, saying,

“One thing that really sold us when it came to choosing this particular school for Mumbus was because of how diverse the students in that school are. Whoa, they came from all parts of this globe.”

Mumbus described how much she enjoyed her experience with new friends from around the world. “And I’m glad to say that I had friends from all the countries that weren’t Kenya.”

Judy added about the diversity and opportunities not only in Kenya but internationally. She said it was fulfilling for her parents to see that.

“That was one of the things that made us think, Heh tumelike hii shule, coz that’s the beauty of life when you get to interact with people from all parts of the world, coz you get to learn new things.”

Abel Mutua’s cheeky message to his wife

A day after commemorating their 15 years of marriage, Abel Mutua is enjoying his wife’s birthday. He boasted on social media about how young she appeared.

“Baby!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 See who is not young any more. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Hivyo ndio Umeondokea youth! Sasa Wewe ni Mwanamke mwenye umri wa makamo. 🤣🤣🤣🤣,” he joked.

Adding, “But you’re aging so well Baby. Wewe Hata ukishonewa uniform ya brown Ngiriambu Girls wanakuchukua intake next. Happy Birthday Mama Mumbus. I Love you!!! 😜.”

Announcing their anniversary, the pair posted a united photo to Instagram.

“15 years later. God has been so good to us.”

“When my father passed away, he had HIV/AIDS” – Judy Nywira (Abel Mutua’s wife)

The specifics of her father’s passing have been revealed for the first time by Judy Nyawira, Abel Mutua’s widow.

Unbeknownst to many, her father had contracted HIV while working in Nairobi.

The mother of one revealed in an interview with CTA (Cleaning The Airwaves) that after her father passed away, the in-laws kicked them out of the house.

‘ My dad suffered a stroke and he had started going for Physiotherapy. What I remember about our house in Nairobi was the smell of medication. While in class six my dad was in and out of hospital. We went to the hospital on a Saturday as my dad had requested my mum to take all of us. On Sunday my dad passed away. By the time my dad passed away, my mum was 36 years old, with four kids to take care of.

My dad had a bit of money in the bank, around 2 million. A month after we buried our dad, the in-laws came to knock being led by my paternal grandmother and her eldest kids. They wanted his property. I loved my cucu and loved doing sleepovers and I couldn’t understand how she was the one throwing us out.

I had gone to the hospital where my dad was being treated before his death The doctor asked me If I knew what had killed my dad. I was a bit shocked because I knew it was a stroke. The doctor said he had a stroke but he also had something else, he told me to ask my mum about it when I was old enough. 

The reason for my in-laws attacking my mum was because he had HIV/AIDS, That is why he never recovered from the stroke.

My relatives from my dad’s side accused my mum of infecting my dad with HIV. They alleged they had come to remove my mum who they referred to as a ‘prostitute’ from the home.

They said my mum was sleeping around when my dad was working in Nairobi. Just to be clear, my mum has never had AIDS. We were eventually thrown out of the house. My mum’s side of the family stood by her so we went back to her home.”

Abel Mutua’s wife discusses her unplanned pregnancy while she was in school

Judy Nyawira, the wife of renowned Kenyan actor and filmmaker Abel Mutua, has opened up about her unplanned pregnancy while she was studying at the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) more than a decade ago.

In a candid conversation with broadcaster Oga Obinna, Judy said she got pregnant in her third year of college, and gave birth to their only child, Stephanie Mumbua.

Judy said she first suspected she was pregnant two weeks after she returned home from school for the holidays. She was feeling strange and had a gut feeling that something was wrong.

She confided in Abel, who was supportive and offered to be with her when she took a pregnancy test. The test confirmed that she was pregnant.

Judy said she was initially overwhelmed by the news, but she and Abel decided to keep the pregnancy and raise the child together.

Judy said it was a difficult decision, but she was determined to finish her studies. She gave birth to Stephanie two weeks before her final exams, and her mother-in-law helped to take care of the baby while she studied.

Judy said she is grateful that she was able to achieve her academic goals, and she is proud of the mother she has become.

She said she hopes her story will inspire other young women who are facing unplanned pregnancies.

“I want to tell young women that it is possible to have a child and still achieve your dreams,” she said. “It won’t be easy, but it is possible.”

Judy’s story is a reminder that unplanned pregnancies can happen to anyone, regardless of their circumstances. However, it is important to remember that there are options available, and that you are not alone. If you are facing an unplanned pregnancy, please reach out to a trusted friend or family member, or contact a pregnancy resource center for support.

Abel Mutua’s wife reveals the fact she runs away from his relatives

Judy Nyawira, the wife of comedian and screenwriter Abel Mutua, claims she makes every effort to maintain a distance from her in-laws.

When asked why, Nyawira explains that she kept a distance with her in-laws after getting married because of a bad event in the past.

Nyawira claims that after her father passed away in 2002, her mother’s in-laws turned against her, kicking them out of their marital house and taking his father’s money.

When her father passed away, he had not yet created a will, according to Judy, who described her mother as a loving housewife who planned out her father’s life.

“Everything they had built with my dad was in his name. So when the in-laws decided to do whatever they did, she had no means to claim.”

Her mother was forced to work as a cleaner at a nearby market where she was paid Sh200 a day after they tragically lost everything.

Judy claims that her motivation to work hard came from witnessing her mother being disparaged and left at the whim of others.

“I would accompany mom to the market where we would sweep for as low as Sh200. Starting from scratch was hard.

Our breakthrough came when mom got a job in Karatina town. I was in High School at that time and life gradually changed for the better. Mom could now afford to escort me to a supermarket and buy me biscuits, blue band, and other goodies plus give me Sh500 pocket money before I left for school.”

The incident from her youth has stayed with Nyawira to this day, and despite having a friendly relationship with her in-laws, she says she is well aware that anything might happen.

“Of course I have in-laws but if there is something I strive to do is stay away from my in-laws. We have a very cordial relationship but I always try to keep a distance and it’s because of what I saw my mum go through with her in-laws.”

Nine years into her marriage, Nyawira and her spouse have a 12-year-old daughter named Stephanie Mumbua.

Abel Mutua claims he is a success only due to his wife, Judy Nyawira

The secret to Abel Mutua’s success, according to the well-known actor and director, is none other than his wife of 7 years, Judy Nyawira.

Abel expressed his sincere gratitude for his wife’s steadfast support and leadership during their journey together in an interview with Lynn Ngugi.

Abel Mutua cited Judy as the inspiration for his successes and emphasized that she played a crucial role in shaping him into the person he is today.

Judy has consistently been the fuel that propels him to excellence, he said, reflecting on their journey together, which began in 2008 when they first met.

“Judy gives me the energy to reach new heights. And she hasn’t just started becoming that person today; we first met her in 2008. Every circumstance we have encountered has served as motivation for me to work even harder. I appreciate her. I keep telling her that I wouldn’t have accomplished anything without her,” Mutua remarked.

The actor went on to say that Judy’s unwavering support and presence kept him on course by serving as a constant reminder that life is not supposed to be simple.

He thanked her for supporting him at all times, encouraging him, and pushing him to achieve more. Abel acknowledged that without her, he would have felt lost and aimless.

“I would be useless without my wife, I would be very useless. Just thinking about it gives me the chills. She has made sure that I’m always on course, anytime I feel like it… she is there to remind me that it’s not meant to be easy. She is always like, ‘Are you broke? I will hold you down’,”

Abel Mutua’s devotion for his wife knows no bounds, and he claimed that because of her profoundly good influence on his life, he would be willing to make sacrifices for her.

He recognized that he might have given up on life and given in to difficulties if it weren’t for her undying faith in him and her constant encouragement.

“I will die for this woman any day because I know where I would have been without her. Without her, I would have no sense of direction at all. I was grounded because I had someone in the house cheering me on, regardless of what I was doing. As long as she saw the potential, she was there to cheer me up and assure me that whatever happens, we are in it 100%,”

Judy Nyawira discusses submission in marriage

Most women in today’s society do not submit, and those who do are made to feel ‘strange’ about it.

Despite being married for 15 years, Judy Nyawira, the wife of content producer Abel Mutua, has given an explanation for why she has remained submissive.

Nyawira explained to Lynn Ngugi what submitting meant to her in an interview.

“Submission is recognizing that there are times when I have made more money than him and there are others when he makes more.

We’ve never argued over money. There is no such thing as “my money” in our union. When I have the opportunity to act, I do it because I want to.

It’s crucial to recognize that there are several marriage seasons and that the husband is always in charge.

Nyawira advises against assuming that just because woman makes more money than man, she is the family’s head.

“We are helpers even in the Bible. The head will stay where it is, and he will succeed in life, if you are good helper as woman.

Accepting that he is the head of the household and that am merely helper who does my job well is submission. Abel, on the other hand, claimed that his wife Judy Nyawira is what motivates him to succeed.”

In an interview with Lynn Ngugi, Mutua claimed that if it weren’t for his wife, he would be worthless individual. Mkurugenzi commended his wife and said that she was crucial in helping him become the person he is today.

“Judy gives me the energy to reach new heights. And she hasn’t just started being that now; it’s been who she is ever since we first met in 2008.

Every circumstance we have encountered has served as motivation for me to work even harder. I appreciate her. I keep reminding her that without her, I would have been nothing, part of Mutua stated.

Abel Mutua ‘Mkurugenzi’ forced to publicly apologize to Wife after awkward viral video

This past weekend was quite eventful with the many ceremonies held to celebrate Easter. However we all know Nyashinski’s concert,the Shin city concert that saw fans from all over attend.

So apart from the electric performance given by the artist, content creator Abel Mutua’s wife Judy Nyawira also happened to trend on social media courtesy of the event. This is after she was caught on camera appearing rather lonely and confused – while their friends Njugush and wife, Celestine Ndinda coupled up singing along to Nyashinski’s song at the event.

Abel Mutua’s wife, Judy with Njugush’s wife Celestine Ndinda

With such an awkward moment caught on camera, fans were quick to express their concerns about Abel Mutua’s whereabouts and finally, looks like we have an answer.

In Abel Mutua’s defense – turns out he was present all along, only that – the cameras were directed towards his wife, Judy – just when he had stepped out for a minute.

The Njugunas

Mkurugenzi speaks

In a video shared by wife, Judy Nyawira – the content creator joked about his wife’s lonely moment saying he was out ‘hitting’ on other girls with Njugush.

His bff however dodger him (which explains why Njugush was with wife on the video) but initially – went back to their hunting mission. But all in all Abel Mutua made it known that his wife is his first priority; and went on to apologize for the awkwardness she’s since experienced since the video surfaced.

Abel Mutua with wife, Judy Nyawira

The Mutua and Njuguna’s families have been friends for over 7 years now – a simple relationship that started off after Abel gave Njugush a chance at his production.

Since then, the two have worked together on different projects, aiming to elevate each other in life. And as you’ve heard – yes, they remain an inspiration to many.

“Ulitravel ndio nisisikie pressure, thank you babe” Abel Mutua in high spirits as wife relieves him of Valentine’s Day expenses

Abel Mutua is among lucky boy child who have been relieved of Valentine’s Day expenses. The popular actor is in a cheerful mood because his wife is away on Valentine’s Day.

Abel’s wife Judy Nyawira traveled to Kapenguria leaving her husband in Nairobi. The former Tahidi High actor thanked his wife for being away on Valentine’s Day.

“Honestly babe, I don’t even know where to begin. Wanaume Hapa nje wanauza matv ndio wapeleke warembo wao Valentines. Wewe umehurumia boychild ukapack suitcase ukaenda Kapenguria ndio nisisikie pressure. If this is not love I don’t know what is. You’re the only one I’ll be thinking about as I binge watch ‘I (Almost) got away with it’ on IDx,” wrote Abel Mutua in part.

Abel Mutua and his wife Judy Nyawira
Valentines money will go to good use

Abel promises his wife he won’t feel bad because she is away. He further says he will use the money he would have spent on Valentine’s Day to pimp his car.

“As I’m kulaing my ugali mala, I’m also kulaing strategy On how to handle the food insecurity plaguing our country. So also on your birthday/anniversary (They’re only one day apart) feel free to go to work because this country needs you. (She works on an agricultural documentary in case anyone’s wondering). I promise babe sitasikia vibaya. I love you so much babe. The money I have saved today will go into good use. It will buy our demio the big exhaust pipe and rims because that is what our baby Stephanie wants. ?. You’re the best. @judynyawira,” wrote Abel.

 

Abel Mutua: The girl I met two months before I left college ended up being my wife

Former Tahidi High actor Abel Mutua has opened up about his relationship and campus life. Abel narrated how the only woman he dated in campus ended up being his wife.

For starters Abel Mutua has married a certain Judy Nyawira and they blessed with a girl whom they got before they exchanged vows in November 2014.

Abel Mutua with his daughter

Abel has dated Nyawira, the Production Assistant of set at Mediae Company, for years before finally decided to walk down the aisle.

In a recent interview with Standard, Abel revealed that he didn’t date in campus until his final year when he met Nyawira and hooked up.

Abel Mutua and his wife Judy Nyawira

“I never dated in college until the last semester of my final year. And guess what, that girl I met two months before I left college ended up being my wife,” Abel Mutua revealed.

Abel also recounted campus life at Kenya Institute of Mass Communication where he pursued a film production course majoring in camera techniques.
“My best campus experience was definitely the drama festivals. I was best performing artist nationwide in second year and best actor nationwide in my third year. Making extra cash in campus meant shooting funerals for people. It was the easiest way to make a quick buck. I met my best friend Phil Karanja who also happens to be my business partner in campus.”