“Nataka nifanyiwe surgery, ning’olewe matiti,” ~ Ada, Obinna’s Daughter.

Content creator and media personality Oga Obinna has once again delighted netizens after a light-hearted family moment with his daughter, Ada, went viral on social media.

In the now-trending clip, Ada is seen playfully complaining about how uncomfortable it feels for her to wear certain tops. She jokes that wearing a “boob top” is not easy for her and adds, in a humorous twist, that she suspects her dad also avoids wearing innerwear.

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“Nataka nifanyiwe surgery ning’olewe matiti!,” (I want to get surgery to remove my Bøøbs) Ada gave out a groundbreaking confession that threw the whole family into laughter.

Ada then cheekily challenges him, saying that if he really wears innerwear, he should prove it. The unexpected comment leaves Obinna amused, but he maintains his cool, responding with calm humor and fatherly patience.

The short video quickly spread across social platforms, with many Kenyans and fans from beyond the country praising the duo’s easy chemistry. Viewers celebrated the clip as a reflection of a modern, open and friendly parent–child relationship where children feel free to express themselves and joke around with their parents.

Many social media users commented that it was refreshing to see a father and daughter sharing such a candid and funny moment on camera. Others noted that Obinna’s relaxed reaction showed a strong bond built on trust, communication and laughter.

The viral moment is just one of many times Obinna has featured his children in fun family content, giving fans a glimpse into his life beyond the studio and stage. For many of his followers, these unscripted family clips are a reminder that behind the public personality is a present and playful dad who genuinely enjoys spending time with his children.

As the video continues to circulate online, fans are still replaying the clip, sharing memes, and tagging friends — proof that sometimes, the funniest and most wholesome content comes from simple, everyday family moments.