Njoroge Kururia Advises Karangu Muraya to Stand Firm after Backlash over Viral Audio: “Sumbua Watu”
- Karangu Muraya has been trending online after an audio recording surfaced, capturing a heated argument between him and his wife, Triza Njeri
- Njoroge Kururia urged Karangu to handle his marital issues privately, explaining how a man should respond in such situations
- Netizens were divided over Kururia’s advice, with some supporting him while others dissected Karangu’s polygamous marriage and actions
Gatundu North MP Elijah Njoroge Kururia has sparked reactions online after sharing some words of wisdom with embattled gospel singer Karangu Muraya.
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Karangu has recently been in the spotlight after it emerged that his polygamous marriage was not as rosy as it appeared online.
Why did Kururia advise Karangu?
The latest leaked recording captured a tense confrontation in which Triza Njeri confronted Karangu over his affair with his now-second wife, Carol Kim.
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In the audio, Triza sounded distressed, even threatening to leave Karangu and harm herself, while Karangu sounded more relaxed as he chuckled and dismissed her concerns.
Following the leak, some of Karangu’s friends publicly offered advice on how he should handle his turbulent polygamous marriage, which has largely played out online throughout 2025.
What did Kururia advise Karangu?
Kururia took to social media with a lengthy post, urging Karangu to stand firm as a man.
He wrote:
"A man is always a man and will never be a woman. We as men, stand with Karangu Muraya. Men are always right when they follow their own hearts. Men don’t follow the hearts of the public, family, or clergy; they follow their own hearts, which are the hearts of God. You cannot force a man into an environment he doesn’t feel comfortable, happy, respected, or bored."
The lawmaker also cautioned Karangu against airing his personal issues online.
"It's wrong to discuss personal and family issues online. Online makes you share and discuss your affairs with people who have more problems than you. Most people commenting are sidechics, singles, cheaters who have not solved their problems first. Sumbua watu vichwa kabisa. You are a man. Men power," he added.
Kururia’s advice has sparked mixed reactions online, especially since much of the public drama has painted Karangu as the one wronging Triza.
See Kururia's post here.
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Social media reactions
Many critics accused Kururia of sympathising with Karangu and questioned his stance, while others sided with him.
Here are some of their comments:
Beatylord Gitau:
"Karangu akule maisha bila stress buana."
Peterson Mugambi:
"It takes 6+ men to carry a man to his grave ,but it only takes one woman to put him there."
Jack Kithinji:
"This is Solomonic wisdom. If I were him! But kulialia awache buana. I stand with Karangu Muraya in this. Someone will leave her husband for cheating, she will then cheat with someone else's husband sooner or later, and possibly destroy someone's family."
Ruth Wa Kimani:
"Kama he followed his heart, why he's always crying 😢 😭.....why everything not working for him?"
Vero Wangeci:
"Hehehehe men's power n Karangu in the same sentence 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Even me am a man I swear."
Shiro Bensons:
"Men lack peace in their marriages once they get rich...interesting."
Jeff B Kenya:
"A strong man hides emotions and weaknesses so that enemy doesn't know where to attack.Most of things people know about him were exposed by him including his health. That's making yourself vulnerable."
Waruguru Gitau:
"He should man up !! People divorce and co parent without drama. But a sidechick who has no respect to your children and former partner is a very dangerous person to stay with near you. It cant be tea every week from that family. He should resolve his issues privately."
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What did Dama wa Spares advise Karangu?
In a related story, Karangu’s close friend Dama wa Spares advised him to distance himself from his second wife, Carol.
She claimed that Carol might have been behind the leaked audio and warned Karangu of her alleged ill intentions.
Dama also reminded him that, traditionally, society tends to support the first wife in such disputes.
Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
