A mother in Kisii stripped nak@d to curse her Gen Z son after he cut down her trees and sold them to buy alcohol and enjoy with women.

In many African communities, seeing one’s mother nak@d is considered a deeply serious taboo especially to a boychild. The act is believed to carry a powerful curse, making the mother’s gesture a profound and emotionally charged form of condemnation. Watch Video.

However, it seems the Kenyan Gen Zs aren’t scared about curses or taboos. Watch the Video.