Kenyans were on Thursday engaged on the hashtag #AfricanMumChallenge sharing various memes and posts about attributes that have seemingly become characteristic of all African mothers.
Netizens shared some of the experiences they had when growing up, which other social media users related with, propelling the hashtag to the top of the trend.
One of the most popular tweets shared by @_salimibra read: "Growing up I remember my bedtime story was in 3 words, 'Nikirudi Nipate Umelala (I should find you asleep when I come back)'."
Here are more of the top posts that were shared.
The hashtag began trending late Wednesday evening and quickly rose to the top of Twitter's list of trending topics through Thursday.
@Miss_Gina_Kungu tweeted: "When I want to use one of those beautiful plates or cups Mum: Ebu rudisha hiyo sahani ni ya wageni! (Those cups are for visitors!) #AfricanMumChallenge."
Another netizen, @Wambui_Hitha, posted: "My mom once told me not to go out, but I went anyway, I got home and found her holding a knife, I'm shaking, so I asked, 'Mom are you going to kill me?' She goes like 'No! Nimekugojea hapa ndio ukuje uniue, shika hii kisu uniue juu hivyo ndio unataka (I waited here for you to kill me. Get this knife and kill me because that's what you want to do)' #AfricanMumChallenge."
Here are more of the top posts that caused a storm on Twitter.
The hashtag initiated by President Uhuru Kenyatta's team from the Jubilee party on Thursday got back on the trends as the President's supporters shared their views.
The initial tweet by the Jubilee party on February 21 urged politicians to cease politicking and start executing initiatives to deliver their promises to Kenyans.
Here are some of the comments that were shared.
Former Bomet Woman Representative Cecilia Ng'etich emerged as a topmost searched topic on the Google search engine for the day.
A story published by the Standard alleged that photos had been leaked showing the former MP with a young man believed to be her lover in a compromising situation.
