Tito Mboweni Is Not About That Chicken Feet Life, Grills Someone for Cooking Them
- Tito Mboweni prides himself on his ability to hold his own, and this includes cooking for himself
- Seeing a meal he will not eat, Tito posted a picture to social media and made his stand known
- Chicken feet are a widely eaten meal in Mzansi and many people thought it was rich of Tito to shade it
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Former South African finance minister Tito Mboweni is living his best retired life, and finally he got to roast someone’s cooking instead of being the one to be roasted.
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Living alone and cooking for himself, Tito claims to be quiet the chef, however, that is not what the people of Mzansi believe lol.
Taking to social media, Tito shared a picture of a widely loved Mzansi dish – chicken feet. The former politician made it clear that you will never see this on his plate.
”This is a no no!!No..!!”
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Peeps tear Tito apart for shading the proudly Mzansi dish
While chicken feet are not everyone’s favorite, it is a proudly SA dish that is eaten in many households on the regular.
People felt it was a little privileged of Tito to roast the dish, and took at him in the comment section.
Take a look at some of the comments
@StiloMa77932773 said:
“This looks better than anything you have ever cooked.”
@therantoyanto said:
“This is what other families can afford they don’t have a luxury of having free food delivery to their doors like you.”
@mesusalkhalifa said:
“The struggles have subjected the masses into eating that since it's affordable while you have the luxury of toying with meat sir Others get to eat meat when there’s a funeral/wedding.”
@veli_ndumiso said:
@Hamza54979536 said:
Photo of Tito Mboweni’s mask flop sparks discussion among Mzansi peeps: “he’s just a clumsy old man”
In other Tito news… Briefly News reported that an online media user, @Sentletse, took to social media to share a photo of South Africa’s former finance minister Tito Mboweni wearing a mask incorrectly.
Living in the midst of a pandemic, masks limit the volume and travel distance of expiratory droplets dispersed when talking, breathing, and coughing, reducing the chances of Covid19 infection.
The user captioned the post:
“How not to wear a mask.”
Source: Briefly News
