Julius Kiprop
- Boniface Mwangi exposed Kebaso Morara for allegedly running a Facebook scam in 2015.
- The exchange between the two was heated, with Mwangi tagging Safaricom to block Morara’s numbers.
- The issue has resurfaced in 2024 as Morara attempts to build his political career, casting a shadow on his reputation.
In 2015, activist Boniface Mwangi brought attention to Kebaso Morara, accusing him of conning people on Facebook through certain companies. This incident created a storm online and has now resurfaced as Morara works on his political ambitions.
Back in 2015, Mwangi took to social media to reveal that Morara was allegedly involved in dishonest activities. The accusations were serious, and Mwangi didn’t hold back in his response. He tagged Safaricom in his posts, asking them to block the phone numbers that Morara was using at that time. This led to a heated exchange where Morara defended himself, claiming that his phone had been hacked.
Screenshots of their conversations show how intense the situation became. Morara tried to explain his side, but Mwangi was adamant about exposing what he believed was wrongdoing. After their back-and-forth, Safaricom assured that they would look into the matter and block the suspicious numbers.
Fast forward to 2024, and the old tweets and screenshots have resurfaced, causing a stir online. This timing is critical, as Morara is now trying to establish himself in politics. However, these past allegations could harm his reputation and impact his chances of success.
As Morara navigates his political journey, the echoes of Mwangi’s accusations from 2015 may haunt him. With voters likely to remember these controversies, it remains to be seen how Morara will address these past issues. The situation serves as a reminder of how old secrets can resurface, influencing present-day ambitions.
