The phrase, which has been widely used on TikTok in videos, reactions, and short comedic clips, has grown into a social media trend among Kenyan users, especially the youth.
It has been adapted in different contexts, often used to express hype, confidence, or excitement.
The President uses the phrase ahead of the Kenya Starlets vs Australia match.
The phrase was later used by the President of Kenya during remarks ahead of the Kenya Starlets international match against Australia.
While addressing the team’s upcoming fixture, he incorporated the viral expression in his statement.
He said and is quoted:
“Wakenya starlets wamejaa ngori, wacha kieleweke.”
The statement linked the trending TikTok phrase to the national women’s football team as they prepared for the international encounter.
Kenya Starlets fixture against Australia draws attention.
The Kenya Starlets were set to face Australia in an international football match, attracting attention from fans both locally and online.
The mention of the viral phrase during discussions around the match added social media flavour to the sporting conversation.
The phrase, originally rooted in TikTok content, has now been seen circulating in broader public discussions connected to national events.
Public reaction online
Following the remarks, social media users reacted with mixed comments across platforms.
Some users expressed support and admiration for the President’s use of the trending phrase, writing:
“We love you, Mr President, ❤️”
Josh KE🇰🇪 wrote:
“President Tumejaa Ngori ya Love Mob kwako We Love you So Much Mr. president Keep on that spirit of Fighting for us As Kenya♥️♥️♥️♥️.
ata sisi tumejaa ngori bossie…fuel is so expensive😔😔”
Seaman Ally commented:“Sometimes it’s hard to hate Mr President.”
Others responded with more political undertones, saying:“unabonga vizuri lakini wantam”
mwendwabrian2 added:“We wish them all the best lakini ni wantaam.”
