Weka mawe: Mbavu Destroyer’s mother prays for him ahead of Majembe showdown
As the much-anticipated bout between Mbavu Destroyer and Majembe draws near, emotions are running high, not just for the fighters but also for their families.
In a heartfelt and emotional display on Monday evening, March 30, 2026, Mbavu Destroyer’s mother was spotted praying fervently in Dhuluo, seeking divine protection and strength for her son ahead of the fight.
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In a video shared by Mbavu Destroyer, he is seen kneeling while his mother prays over him, placing a cemented brick block gently on his head as part of the ritual.
The striking scene captures the intensity of their faith and the lengths a parent will go to protect and bless their child.
Mbavu to Majembe
In the video’s caption, Mbavu Destroyer directed a message to his opponent, Majembe, underlining his confidence and the seriousness with which he is approaching the upcoming showdown
“Ajuae uchungu wa mwana ni mzazi…we endela tuh kusifu mother-in-law …lazima nikufunze sasa,”Mbavu wrote.
Mbavu on his mother’s love
This comes weeks after the upcoming boxer talked about his mother’s love, explaining why he continues to live with his mother despite his growing fame.
Speaking in an interview with a local YouTuber on Sunday, February 15, 2026, Mbavu revealed that while he previously lived in Nyando, circumstances have made it necessary for him to stay at his mother’s home as he seeks income-generating opportunities.
“At home, things are okay, but as you know, there are always challenges. My mum lives in Mbote, and I was staying in Nyando, but I was born in Mbote. I cannot go back to Dandora now because things are difficult, so I have to live at my mum’s place while I look for income-generating jobs,” he shared.
Mbavu emphasised that he remains confident he will secure work, attributing his optimism to the prayers his mother regularly offers on his behalf.
“I am confident I will get some work because of the prayers my mum always makes for me,” he added.
Mbavu Destroyer vs Majembe bout
The bout dubbed Vurugu will be held on April 4, 2026, at Kasarani Stadium’s indoor arena.
As the boxing match approaches, all eyes will be on Mbavu and Majembe, with fans eagerly waiting to see whether the threats and bravado will translate into performance in the ring.
Whether Mbavu’s warning was meant seriously or as part of the pre-fight theatrics, one thing is clear: the rivalry has made the upcoming bout one of the most talked-about events in Kenya.
The event is scheduled to kick off at 3:00 pm local time and run till late, offering fans hours of uninterrupted boxing entertainment.
