Social media has been left in flames after a video emerged showing Mr Mulwanda in broad daylight, confidently locking waist and enjoying himself with another man’s woman. The clip, captured during what looks like a casual hangout, shows Mulwanda refusing to hold back – hands firmly planted, waist in rhythm, and eyes focused as if he has claimed the nyash for himself.
Zambians on Facebook have not kept quiet. Some are shouting “Mulwanda is just vibing, leave him alone!” while others are fuming, warning that this kind of public display could easily spark serious problems. “Bana boss mulechita overstep,” one comment read, suggesting that the dance crossed the line of innocent fun and entered dangerous territory.
But what has people laughing even harder is the way Mulwanda seems unbothered, moving with all the confidence in the world, as if the rightful owner of that nyash doesn’t exist. The boldness has turned him into the latest trending character, with jokes, memes, and heated debates flooding timelines.
Whether it was harmless dancing or outright disrespect, one thing is certain – Mr Mulwanda has officially joined the list of social media legends who can turn an ordinary moment into a national conversation.
