Speaking to Word Is yesterday, Chito said, "I know what is it to be a man. I don't know what it is to be a woman. I respect and love women," he said.
"But I think for me its easier to talk about me and my journey as a man and with other men, talking about manhood and how to navigate relationships, life and just general things to do with manhood."
He has in the past spoken on topics like 'Why every man needs a tribe of brothers', 'Why focusing on your needs first is not selfish' and 'Not giving a girlfriend wife privileges'.
With an experience of 10 years in the media industry, Ndhlovu advises people getting into radio to simply be themselves.
"It is hard to be someone else," he said.
What happens on those days he is in a low mood and has to go on air?
"I listen to different songs for different reasons. I have songs for when I'm low, they lift me up.
"I have songs that give me perspective. I listen to gospel music before the show, especially when I'm not having a good day."
"I also listen to sermons, there are sermons for everything."
He hosts the Kiss FM drive show with Cyd Wambui.
"It takes patience to drive people home. You might be going through something and then you are expected to be a certain way because you've already created the friendship with the listener," he said.
"There's a lot of time to prep. You don't stop preparing for the show. Even at night, I can have a dream and get an idea for a link.
"Even when I'm sitting with my friends, I am preparing. It is also fun. Just learn to be yourself."
He describes his relationship with his co-host Wambui as sibling-like. "I am her big bro."
Chito has kept his personal life on the low.
"When I did my vows, I didn't do it with anyone else. That's no one's business. She lives her best life and did not sign up for this," he said.
Adding, "I owe no one an explanation about my life."
