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Fraudulent Kenyan Banks: The Story Of Equity Bank Of Kenya So Far

CAPTION: Equity Bank CEO James Mwangi at a past event The exposes on Kenyan banks start with Equity bank this week. In the coming day, we would like you to send information about mistreatment and fraud at the banks; use the contact details given at the end of this article. We shall send the information to the banks f

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CAPTION: Equity Bank CEO James Mwangi at a past event The exposes on Kenyan banks start with Equity bank this week. In the coming day, we would like you to send information about mistreatment and fraud at the banks; use the contact details given at the end of this article. We shall send the information to the banks for clarification and a response. Slayqueen Governor It is a known thing that CBK under Njoroge, the Opus Dei adherent would rather apply make up than fine banks engaging in money laundering, tax evasion and all manner of fraudulent things. As it starts, and as promised earlier in my Facebook page, lets us recap the stories from Equity Bank Group. Change is all that Kenyans need. LINKS TO PREVIOUS STORIES In no particular order,...

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