Kisii Mum Confronts Daughter with Mwiko for Coming Home Late at Night: "Umekuwa Mwanaume"
- A young girl was about to face the wrath of her mother after breaking a house rule she had been warned about severally
- Her mother had run out of patience and, despite giving a long lecture, restrained herself from disciplining the young girl
- Her anger reminded Kenyans of their early life and the principled parents who never repeated a warning twice
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A mother from Kisii county was furious after her daughter arrived home late at night without informing her where she had been.
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In a viral, bittersweet video, the drama unfolded as the young girl knocked on their metallic door, seemingly aware that she was already late.
Kisii Gen Z girl knocks metallic door
Her mother was waiting for her, ready to rain hell on her, as she did not tolerate her daughter returning home late.
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Holding a mwiko in her hand, she slowly walked towards the door, asking who was knocking
The mum opened the door wide for her daughter, who was unaware of the fury awaiting her.
Where was Kisii girl coming from?
She asked her where she was coming from, to which the daughter proudly replied, "Birthday."
"Whose birthday? Whom did you inform that you were attending a birthday party? What time is it that you are returning home? How many times have I warned you? How many times have I warned you?" the mother angrily questioned her daughter, pointing the wooden stick at her as the scared girl lifted her hands in fear and repentance.
The mum scolded her, saying that whenever she advised her, she would smile showing she never took the warnings seriously.
She asked her if she had become a man to be returning home almost at midnight, as the young girl tried to defend herself.
Kisii mum warns daughter against walking in the night
"When you leave home, you have to tell someone where you're going. It’s not about leaving the house and coming back like a man. Who is your watchman here? Have you hired a security guard?
Let it be the last time. When you leave, you must say where you are going," the mother roared, almost hitting her daughter with the mwiko.
The woman warned her daughter, imploring her to value her life, reminding her how dangerous the world had become.
"This world is not yours," she warned.
Kenyans recall early childhood
Netizens flocked to the comment section, recalling their own experiences with strict parents:
Wahu Wa Muturi:
"Ama mamangu ni half-cast ya Kisii juu wueeh 🤣🤣🤣🤣
But were it not for her discipline ningepotea."
Grace Gatakaa:
"I was very eager to be entertained with that mwiko. Poor me."
Chacha John’s:
"Nikikumbuka nishai ingia saa tatu😭😭 mamangu akasema hawezi deal na case yangu, nimemshinda, mzae aingilie… wah!"
Rechy Mwash:
"Mimi siwezi shika mwiko hivo na itoke bure… tungepikia kijiko the following day… gakii."
Roy Keane:
"That's good parenting. Obedience starts at home."
Source: UGC
Norah Zawadi lectures mum Jeridah Andayi
In a separate story, Jeridah Andayi was lectured by her young daughter, Norah Zawadi.
The young girl was furious after calling her mother seven times without receiving a response, despite her mother seeing the missed calls.
She cornered her mum, asking her what she would have done if it had been an emergency.
Proofreading by Asher Omondi, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
