Nitakufinya Memes Explained – Meaning & Origin
Of late we have trending memes one of the meme that caught my eye is the meme “Nitakufinya” and the other person responds “Nifinye”. I was so curious to find out the true meaning, the origin and where the meme was taken from.
Nitakufinya memes Origin & meaning
The famous “Nitakufinya” video clip originates from K24 video archives on You Tube. The “Nitakufinya” clip was part of a broadcast which was covering a storyline about electricity theft in ‘Mukuru kwa Njenga’ residency in Nairobi. However, as the K24 reporter was interviewing Charles Musyoka a Mukuru kwa Njenga resident. An ‘unknown’ passers-by interrupted the interview. The passers-by is seen asking the interviewee Charles Musyoka why he is giving wrong information about the electricity theft. One of the response triggers him prompting him to warn the interviewee with the word “Nitakufinya” which means ‘I will squeeze you’. Then Charles Mosyoka responds back “Nifinye” which means squeeze me.
Unfortunately the clip ended when the reporter realised it’s getting. We don’t really know what happened after the interview. But it seems the guy was really serious and meant it.
“Nitakufinya” on social media
Nitakufinya meme went viral on social media in the year 2020, first forward 2021, the meme is going extremely viral thanks to Omosh. When Omosh came out to ask money friom Kenyans, the meme is now being used to warn him
Nitakufinya memes celebs
The meme “Nitakufinya” was popularised by a Twitter user called Rash on 25 June 2021. Now after Rash discovered the word nitakufinya. Rash went ahead to look for Charles Musyoka and they are seen together in a video.
Original Nitakufinya video
Watch the original Nitakufinya video clip courtesy of K24