Mzansi Man’s Pidgin Commentary Has Fans Laughing During SA vs Nigeria CAF World Cup Qualifier

Mzansi Man’s Pidgin Commentary Has Fans Laughing During SA vs Nigeria CAF World Cup Qualifier

  • A South African man went viral for commentating on the South Africa vs Nigeria match in a Nigerian accent, gaining thousands of views
  • His pidgin-style delivery turned the tense CAF World Cup Qualifier into a comedy moment for fans online
  • The creative video showed how humour and sport can merge, giving people more than just the excitement of the game

South Africans were entertained when a local man’s pidgin commentary during the SA vs Nigeria match went viral online.

A viral video of his pidgin delivery quickly spread, showing how humour and sport blended to lighten a tense CAF World Cup Qualifier
A South African man entertained TikTok and Facebook users with humorous Nigerian-style commentary during the South Africa vs Nigeria football match. Image: Kabelo Moumakwe
Source: Instagram

A Facebook user, Kabelo Moumakwe, shared a hilarious video that captured fans’ attention within hours. The clip, posted on September 9, 2025, during South Africa’s 1-1 draw with Nigeria at the Free State Stadium in the CAF World Cup Qualifier, garnered over 6,900 likes and more than 160,000 views. Kabelo entertained viewers by imitating a Nigerian football commentator while standing in front of his TV as the game unfolded.

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The match itself was a thrilling one, with both teams fighting hard, but Kabelo’s lighthearted approach gave fans something extra to enjoy. His Nigerian-style pidgin commentary highlighted key moments with dramatic flair, turning the game into an experience beyond just the goals. Fans were hooked not only on the match but also on his ability to bring humour into an already high-pressure event.

Humour adds to tense football moments

Social media users quickly spread the video, sharing it across different platforms and creating reaction content. Many praised his creativity, while others said it was one of the funniest things they’d seen all week. It proved that football isn’t just about the scoreline, it’s also about the shared joy and laughter among supporters.

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This kind of content shows how local creators can add their own flavour to global events. Kabelo managed to blend sport, culture, and comedy into one moment, proving how powerful relatable humour can be. For many, his video became just as memorable as the game itself.

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A unique blend of sport and comedy turned his video into one of the most memorable highlights outside of the match itself
A creative approach to football commentary gave fans something to laugh about as the game ended in a 1-1 draw. Image: Kabelo Moumakwe
Source: Facebook

Mzansi reacted to the video

Motlalepule Chesca B Motsemme said:

“Mma Moumakwe, please make sure this man doesn’t eat sugar during soccer games. Haaweee maaa, u velelwe mtase.”

Sibongiseni Mbili wrote:

“Kabelo is just too brilliant with this Nigerian accent. The fact that he doesn’t even pause to think what to say next is amazing.”

Skyy Olusoji added:

“Lol, it’s a draw game, man. Y’all almost have hypertension in your own house.”

Dictator Mahlangu said:

“He literally installed that TV there just to stand like that for 90 minutes.”

Kenny Wa Lekhosi said:

“We da finish dem ooo. Even Chuchu da know yooo. Nigeria is now crying you.”

Maphuti Pertunia wrote:

“Ebuka and Odega will come for Kabelo.”

Mahlako Masemola said:

“Joh, Kabelo, I can’t handle you, MaMoumakwe. I think you'd better join him, otherwise uzoba yi hospital case.”

Ohams Fortune asked:

“Why did you choose to host this match at this pitch when there are far better stadiums available? You know very well our players are not used to this type of pitch, while yours compete regularly here.”

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Gloria Masia Gloria Masia is a Human Interest Writer at Briefly News. She holds a Diploma in Public Relations from UNISA and a Diploma in Journalism from Rosebank College. With over six years of experience, Gloria has worked in digital marketing, online TV production, and radio. Email:gloria.masia@briefly.co.za