Lillian Muli Denies Involvement in Alleged Hair Extension Scam

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Nyakundi Report

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A recent social media post claiming to be from Lillian Muli has been circulating, allegedly promoting hair extensions and dragging other top journalists, including Terryanne Chebet, Anne Kiguta, and Betty Kyalo, into the supposed scam.

The post in question appears to be using the names of prominent journalists to sell hair extensions, similar to how some advertisers use the names of celebrities like Vera Sidika to promote their products.

However, Lillian Muli has denied any involvement with the post, stating that it is a fake account. She cited several reasons for this claim, including the fact that she no longer uses the name Kanene, the poor grammar used in the post, and the incorrect spelling of some of her colleagues' names.

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