Renowned media personality Mary Flavia Namulindwa Kubula has advised men to empower their wives by allowing them to work and earn their own money instead of keeping them at home out of fear that financial independence could make them unruly.Flavia stressed that no one knows what tomorrow holds, arguing that empowering women to become financially independent could prove essential when unexpected circumstances arise.Men, I implore you not to let your women or wives sit at home only because you think that when she gets money, she will become unruly.Please, empower your women. Let your women go and work; you never know what would happen tomorrow.The media personality also opened up about the growing importance of social media in today’s digital era, revealing that online platforms have become a significant source of income for her.According to Flavia, social media is no longer something she engages in merely for fun or as a side hustle, but a full-time job that contributes to her livelihood.To me, social media has helped me a lot. Right now, I earn from social media. I don’t do it as a side hustle; I do it as a full-time job.If you think we’re doing this thing for fun, I want to let you know that we’re earning. Those who use it to insult and belittle others, that’s on you.Flavia further addressed criticism from social media users, popularly referred to as social media in-laws, saying she has little interest in engaging with online critics.She described some of her critics as people who are carried away by the excitement of appearing on camera, suggesting that they would eventually settle down and discover their purpose.“There’s nothing I can do about online critics. Many of them are just camera-excited. The day they discover themselves, it will be good for them, but most of them are yet to discover who they are, and they don’t know where they belong. Once the excitement gets done, they will find their footing and landing. For now, I have no words for them.”The post Flavia Namulindwa advises men to empower their wives instead of keeping them at home appeared first on MBU.