A foreign investor narrates how he was nearly scammed by two ‘Sharp Boys’ claiming to work in the Office of The Deputy President - They had promised him a tender deal worth Ksh 92 million
Source: Daily PostBy noreply@blogger.com (.)
Saturday, November 14, 2026 - A foreign investor has exposed two men he claims nearly defrauded him after dangling a lucrative tender deal worth 645,000 Euros (approximately KSh92 million). The investor narrated how he was approached through LinkedIn by one of the scammers, who claimed to have connections within the Office of the Deputy President. The man reportedly lured him with promises of a…
Saturday,
November 14, 2026 - A
foreign investor has exposed two men he claims nearly defrauded him after
dangling a lucrative tender deal worth 645,000 Euros (approximately KSh92
million).
The investor narrated how he
was approached through LinkedIn by one of the scammers, who claimed to have
connections within the Office of the Deputy President.
The man reportedly lured him
with promises of a multi-million-shilling government tender, creating the
impression that he had an opportunity to secure a lucrative business deal.
However, things took a
suspicious turn when the fraudsters sent him a pre-qualification form and
demanded that he pay USD 1,000 to proceed with the tender process.
The demand raised red flags,
prompting the foreign investor to question the legitimacy of the deal.
Instead of sending the money,
he pulled out of the arrangement and decided to expose the conmen by sharing
his experience online.
Check out his post.
The Kenyan DAILY POST.
In brief
Saturday, November 14, 2026 - A foreign investor has exposed two men he claims nearly defrauded him after dangling a lucrative tender deal worth 645,000 Euros (approximately KSh92 million). The man reportedly lured him with promises of a multi-million-shilling government tender, creating the impression that he had an opportunity to secure a lucrative business deal. The demand raised red flags, prompting the foreign investor to question the legitimacy of the deal.
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