Musician and politician A-Plus has ignited controversy with his recent remarks about women's roles in society.

In a conversation on Hitz FM on Monday, A-Plus shared his view that women were not meant to work and should not be expected to juggle both professional careers and household duties.

“I don’t believe a woman must work. I don’t believe women are supposed to take care of children at home and still work. Maternal duties are too much, it’s a full-time job, so I don’t believe a career should be added to it” A Plus stated.

He believes that men should take on the role of providers and compensate their spouses for their contributions to the household.

“I don’t believe a woman must have three kids, wake up, take care of them, then go to the bank to work, leave your kids—no, no, no. It’s too much and women must be paid for that.”

When questioned about whether he has put his belief into practice, A-Plus confessed that although he aspires to do so, he is presently unable to financially compensate his wife for her contributions.

He mentioned that the only asset he can claim is the legally recognized joint tenancy.

A-Plus also disclosed that he is financially limited, as all of his possessions are under his wife's name, given his non-materialistic nature.

His remarks have generated debate on social media, with some supporting his perspective, while others have labeled his views as antiquated and impractical.