Former politician Morara Kebaso recently caused a buzz online after posting on Instagram that he’s officially done with politics. In his post, Kebaso sounded happy and relieved, saying he can now live freely, do business, travel, hang out with friends, and go to bars without worrying about what people will think or say about him.
“I can now live my life,” he said proudly. He also shared how he no longer feels the need to impress anyone, attend stressful interviews, or explain himself. He even joked and asked if he could get an “Amen” from his followers.
But not everyone was impressed.
Radio host and media personality Gidi Gidi saw the post and responded with a cheeky comment. He reposted Kebaso’s message and added: “The most confused generation of our lifetime – Gen Z, mna diglo.” That last part, “mna diglo,” pokes fun at how Gen Z often tries to act trendy or deep but ends up sounding confused.
His response got people talking. Some thought Gidi was right and found Kebaso’s post a bit over the top. Others supported Kebaso, saying he was being real about how tough public life can be.
Soon, “mna diglo” became a trending phrase online, with people using it to joke about Gen Z, modern lifestyles, and the pressure to keep up appearances.