Rozinah Mwakideu has shared a strong message directed at men who abuse, manipulate, and cause harm.

In a detailed post on Thursday, November 13, 2025, she addressed men who knowingly and repeatedly inflict pain on others, warning them that every action has consequences.

In her post, Rozinah began by saying, “To the men who harm, continuously. The men who manipulate, abandon, and abuse. Knowingly. The men who oppress, repeatedly.

The men who cause suffering, mercilessly.” She went on to remind them that the pain they cause will not go unreturned.

“Gather your baskets, open your storehouses. Every seed sown will bear fruit. And the harvest is always more plentiful than the seed sown. Your harvest is coming. Assuredly. This is not a threat. It is a law. Spiritual. Cosmic. Unbreakable. Unescapable. Soon you will reap the bountiful fruit of your labour,” she wrote.

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Rozinah also directed her message to what she called “ignorant men”. Those who are unaware or choose not to change. She described this as a season of transformation and urged men to embrace healing and self-awareness.

“To the ignorant men, the men who know not, or just simply won’t. We are on the verge of an evolution. This is a call to self-actualisation. We are in the season of healing and restoration.

“So, arise and take your position,” she said. She said that the old patterns of control and domination are ending, and men are now being called to lead with love, humility, and strength.

“The age of selfish control and domination is crumbling. A new generation is emerging, not to replace you, but to restore balance,” Rozinah wrote.

She continued by urging men to act with honour and compassion, saying, “You are being called to conquer. And also, to cover. To lead with love, to protect with honour, to build with humility. So, arise, not in arrogance, but in alignment. The world needs you healed. Your sacred strength. Your deliberate participation. Your heart. You.”

Rozinah concluded her message by clarifying that her words were not a demand for perfection but an appeal for change.