Ladies Go Gaga Over Stranded Gen Z in Mombasa Donning T-Shirt with Anti-Ruto Message: “Ako Wapi?”
- A man stranded in Mombasa after the suspension of the SGR train left Kenyans in stitches with his creative T-shirt
- Many ladies who saw the video recorded during the interview offered him a smooch
- Others encouraged him to turn it into a business opportunity by making more T-shirts, believing they would sell out
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A Gen Z tourist who visited Diani for the Summertides event has left Kenyans in stitches with a message.
Source: Twitter
As widely reported, Kenya Railways suspended transport from Mombasa to Nairobi on the night of Sunday, July 6, leaving many Nairobi residents stranded at the coast.
They were not allowed to access the terminus and were locked outside due to what was termed a 'technical hitch'.
Following this, many of the Gen Z in their midst claimed that it was a move by the government to ensure they did not arrive in Nairobi to participate in the Saba Saba Day commemoration.
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Gen-Z delights ladies with his anti-Ruto T-shirt
During an interview with Citizen TV, a Gen-Z individual named Ben was seen wearing a T-shirt with the message, 'Kiss me if you hate Ruto'.
The young man was part of the team stranded at the station and said he got a message 30 minutes before boarding that the train was suspended.
"We were at Summertides having a good time, but apparently we got a notification from the SGR team 30 minutes before arriving here that the 10 pm train had been suspended. All of us are stranded, we don't know whether to book a bus, we don't know what is happening," he said.
He noted that the Kenya Railways team had not communicated whether they would issue refunds or offer accommodation for them for the night.
He said they were stranded and unsure of what to do next.
His T-shirt stole the show, prompting many ladies to offer him a smooch.
Video below:
Here are some of the hilarious replies online:
@Wangechike_ said:
“Kiss me if you hate Ruto” is soo funny mimi nayo ningemkiss aki."
@Gathirwa4 said:
"Do you need some help, tutume more ladies for kisses?"
@Wangechike_ said:
"Next time make sure tumeonana nitakukiss hadi utoe hiyo tshirt."
@makena_kimaita said:
"Your shirt has killed me with laughter."
@MsMakeri said:
"Remote protests are welcome."
@melaninafricana said:
"Ulipata kisses ngapi, juu honestly mimi ningekukiss."
@CikuAnne:
"Can I get a kiss as well."
@DeskViator said:
"Where are you we come give our kisses."
@prettylilting05 said:
"Good job, kisses bado unachukua."
@IzoohHenrie said:
"Utapata pia huyu kuna dame alimuacha 😂."
@CarolineOkello said:
"Kujia kisses yako basi."
Source: Twitter
What happened to Gen Z Anne Kabei's job offer?
Another Gen Z, Anne Kabei, recently left Kenyans worried after sharing a farewell message, lamenting about being jobless despite her educational status.
She painfully highlighted the harsh reality of being jobless, sharing that she did not care about dying during protests.
Her video went viral just before the June 25 protests. After the protests, an advertising company shared that they were looking for her to offer her a job.
Kabei, a second-class honours graduate from Turkana county, attended an interview, but later, it was communicated to her that she wouldn't be hired.
The TikToker shared a screenshot of the email from the company after they rescinded her offer, promising to consider her in future in case of any future openings.
Since she shared the post, Kabei noted that she had not gotten any other opportunities.
Netizens sympathised with Kabei, praying for her to get better opportunities. Former musician and radio presenter Alvan comforted Kabei, saying she would get better offers in future.
Kenya Railways issues update after suspension
Earlier, TUKO.co.ke reported that the government issued an update over the suspension of the Nairobi-bound train ahead of Saba Saba Day.
The Kenya Railways Corporation assured passengers that it was tirelessly operating to settle the technical glitch that caused the suspension of the train.
It assured passengers of a mechanism to put them on the Monday morning train, to enable them to return to Nairobi.
It also noted that tickets not used on July 6 were still valid for the following day.
Caren Nyota, HoD Entertainment, added details on what happened to Gen Z Anne Kabei's job offer.
Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
