With the ongoing financial crisis, what was previously wishful thinking is now reality as a middle-aged woman yesterday walked down th
Video: Woman bags shs800,000 after walking streets semi nude
One of the most financial fantasies people discuss is whether they would be willing to walk down a street naked for a sumptuous cash reward.
The current state of the economy has citizens going to bizarre extents to earn cash
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e streets of Kampala, half naked in a shs800,000 bet/dare.
While the woman’s identity is yet to be identified, she has caused a storm on the internet with many hailing her for her bravery.
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The video that has been posted by a one big fish has garnered close to 500 retweets, 183 quote tweets and close to 3,000 likes.
“They said she can’t walk like this on street during the day, and she has won a bet worth 800k,” tweeted Fish.
In the video, the lady folds her dress to her chest area, exposing her undergarments and nipples before she struts down a busy street amidst chaos, pandemonium and spectacle.
In the video, a mass drove of cyclists escorting her cheer on while traffic stops to the bemusement of onlookers.
The lady soldiers on while thousands of pedestrians use their phones to capture footage.
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Despite the fact that the lady compromised her dignity, many applauded her for fighting tooth and nail for her economic freedom.
“800k richer,” tweeted a one Rocky.
“I like her commitment, zeal and her determination to win this 800k. There’s a good lesson to learn; no matter the situation, determination wins,” another tweep wrote.
Popular tweep Beewol lauded her for showing everyone the middle finger and securing her money.
He also scolded men for acting uncivilized like they had never seen a woman half naked.
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Nevertheless, other people condemned the direction people’s moral fiber is taking concluding that for the right price, anyone is willing to do anything in recent times.
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