- Nevy Jackson will never return home late again after his wife made him eat humble pie for coming home late
- He was ordered by his wife to apologize as he looked into the CCTV camera positioned at the main gate
- Social media users were in stitches after the Nairobi man shared screenshots of the footage showing him bowing to his wife’s demands
Marriage has its fair share of challenges, and a Nairobi man has shared a humble moment from his married life.
Source: Facebook
Nevy Jackson was not afraid to reveal an embarrassing moment, making light of the situation and of marriage life.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of several companies recalled one time he arrived home late at night.
He did not expect his wife to make him make promises while being recorded so she could hold him accountable.
“Eeeiiiiiiii. When it comes to marriage, I’ve really simped. Imagine, a grown person like me spending my own money to buy stones, cement, ballast, iron bars, and building a beautiful house… then a shorter person than me, who isn’t even older than me, refuses to open the gate and forces me to say, ‘I’m sorry, I won’t be late again,’ while looking at the solar CCTV camera so it records and she has evidence,” part of his caption read.
Is marriage sweet as Nevy Jackson says?
He shared screenshots of the CCTV footage showing him making the oath while looking at the camera, as commanded by his wife.
According to the screenshots, Jackson had arrived at his home compound a few minutes to 10pm when his wife decided to teach him a lesson.
He was dressed in a blue hoodie and black pants as he looked into the camera, making his plea as per his wife’s request.
“Eeeiiiii. Truly, marriage is sweet… like salt. As the wise ones say, marriage impresses fools…Anyway, follow me so we can suffer together,” he added.
Kenyans react to CCTV screenshots
Social media users were cracked up by the experience as they flocked to the comment section of the post to share their reactions.
They shared mixed opinions, with some telling Jackson he had a keeper and a good wife, while others disagreed.
Uwase Nadia Omondi Msc:
“I love what my classmate is doing! Tungefanya sote 4Ws ndoa zingedumu. Carol Mani, leta notes kwa group tafadhali, you are doing a good job!”
Nanah Kiambati:
“Go Meru girl… We the people are so proud of you. I wish kungekua kunanyesha.”
Felix Kayrakkie:
“Mimi ni either nihame ama yeye ahame… Provided niko na justified reason ya kuingia hizo masaa, hakuna apology natoa.”
Dolphine Kerubo:
“Why can’t you have a spare key or even install a smart lock you can access anytime?”
Samuel Mak Onsomu:
“Sio chocha naruka gate. Niingie ndani, kesho yake I’ll pick the title deed, look for a valuation, get a loan on the house and land without a word, and disappear. When auctioneers come, please handle the situation since you’re the head.”
Barber Ben Ben:
“Hii nguvu ya kukaliwa na mtu hata si damu yenu mnatosanga wapi? Toondu nii maa akieza mess tu kido!!! Atatoka, arudi nahuko kwa takataka na hiyo giza.”
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CCTV captures moment man saves his phone from thugs
In another story, CCTV captured the chilling moment a man saved his smartphone after fighting off thugs.
Tuarari got the shock of his life after arriving at his home compound late at night.
He did not know it would be a night where he would have to fight not only for his life but also for his property.
The incident was captured on CCTV as he bravely fought the thieves and chased them away.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
