Kwambox's superstition is that when an Owl comes and hoots, someone around that area is going to die. The Kiss FM presenter says that is what her Mum told her.
She said, " My mum told me a story that an Owl came around their school and hooted and surprisingly their principal died the next day."
Narrating at the Kiss FM on Morning Kiss with Chito and Kwambox, the host states that she hasn't heard this from her mum alone as her classmates and other people also shared the same sentiments.
Speaking of superstitions takes us to the question of the day on Morning Kiss.
"Are you a superstitious person? Tell us what some of the superstitious beliefs you have or have heard."
Let me tell you, Kenyans out here including Chito have the craziest superstitions that you can't even think of.
Chito contributing to the topic of the day says that his superstition is that 'if you cross over someone's legs they will never grow.'
Here are some of the bizarre superstitions that Kenyans have.
Caller: If you pass over someone's legs, they will be bare and never get a child.
Caller: If you step on a chicken's feces you will end up having a bad day.
Brian Kemoi: Good morning, Many people consider Friday the 13th an unlucky day, and some avoid certain activities or travel on this day due to superstitions.
Rais wa wazaliwa wapili@ALLANNJAX: Hii ndege(Owl) ikililia Kwa mabati yenu jua tu ni ujumbe wa kifo imeleta.
TAX_MANISTANIAN@amryaen: Never hit a cat(especially a black one) at night.. that's a jinn that will come and torment you in your sleep.
Marie Kesh: When I dream of speaking to a dead person I will die now today am worried coz I talked with my late sister last night.
Anthony Vadro: If you came across a chameleon on your way somewhere it was a sign of good luck tuned outer nyeri giakanja.
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