Proud mother gifted her son an iPhone 13 Pro Max after completing his KCSE: ‘You behaved well for 4 years’

• A Kenyan mother, identified on TikTok as Nalady, gifted her son Michael an iPhone 13 Pro Max after he cleared his KCSE exams
• In the touching video, Michael appears overwhelmed and moved as he expresses his heartfelt gratitude to his mother
• The video sparked discussions online, with many people sharing their memories of how they were treated after leaving school

A proud Kenyan mother gave a special tribute to her son after he completed his Kenya Secondary School Certificate Education (KCSE) exam.

A woman using the pseudonym Nalady on TikTokshared a video in which she thanks her son for his good behavior for four years and makes her proud.

She also promised that she would be there for him even after school.

“Michael, congratulations on completing Form 4, on good behavior over the past four years, and welcome to the outside world. Maria and I will be here to support you. Here’s your gift and I want you to open it,” she said, holding her son’s hands.

She then gave him a gift bag, initially teasing him that it contained a book to motivate and guide him through his many years of school.

A Kenyan mother gave her son an iPhone 13 Pro Max

Michael began to unwrap the gift and realized it was a new iPhone 13 Pro Max, not a book.

In the video, he can be seen moving back and forth in confusion, smiling, before warmly hugging his mother to thank her for the amazing gift.

“Thanks mom, of course I like it,” Nalada replied, pursing his lips in disbelief.

She then handed him his old phone, which he quickly put into his jacket pocket.

Social media users react to a Kenyan woman who gave her son an iPhone

The uplifting clip has struck a chord with Kenyans online, with many of them comparing how they returned home after passing their national exams.

Nicholus Kiteka:

“My family was surprised to see me in the doorway with a metal box on my head. I was sweating profusely.”

Larryy:

“I wish I had parents like that.”

Nyar Mao:

“A week after fourth grade, my mother told me that two women couldn’t live under one roof; I need to find a husband.

Łukasz:

“When I came home with a box and a mattress, they thought I had been kicked out.”

Winston Churchill:

“You certainly put pressure on some of us. I’m the firstborn and I feel like the same thing could have happened to me.”

Ezekiel Kangu:

“I saw this and started crying because when I finished fourth grade, I called our shamba boy because he was the one who protected me from my toxic mother, just to tell me he had been fired.”

Mrs. Gesare:

“Some of us were not selected from school after completing KCSE.”

Carolyne DeMathew picks up her son from 4th grade in an elegant limousine

Previously, TUKO.co.ke announced that late Kikuyu singer John DeMathew’s widow, Carolyne Waithera DeMathew, she invited her son for a fancy ride after completing Form Four.

She gave it her all and shared a video of her son being stylishly picked up from school in a white limousine.

The video shows the young man receiving flowers and being led into a limousine, while his schoolmates look on in disbelief.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and editor at TUKO.co.ke

Source: TUKO.co.ke