Safaricom Investment Co-operative CEO Sarah Wahogo has been found pants down plotting against a blog that exposed the Sacco for corruption and mismanagement. In a message shared to the company Whatsapp group, the CEO is seen asking staffers to report the Nairobi Exposed Twitter account after they posted an expose on their timeline. This is against Twitter's terms of service as it is targeted reporting of accounts that is aimed at spamming Twitter support with the intention of manipulating them to suspend users. The story, which was majorly aggregated from nyakundireport.com recent exposes on corruption at the corporation sheds light on how books are being cooked and impunity propagated. Sarah Wahogo has been in an acting capacity The CEO goes ahead asking all staff to give the Sacco positive reviews on Google " I will also urge each and every person here to take a moment and do a Positive Google Review about SIC not just a 5 star. " says Sarah Wahogo in her message. A few days ago, Sacco also denied allegations that there was corruption and mismanagement at the sacco according to a statement sent to us by our sources that want corruption and mismanagement at the Sacco to stop. Safaricom Investment cooperative press statement Here is the message to the group Good morning team. Last week Nairobi Exposed tagged us on a negative post which they linked on their website to portray a negative side to our clients'. This being harassment, we urge you to visit this link https://twitter.com/NairobiExposed/status/1494227119148343299?t=QMl3GbdNyT1Wwj_icc8-Sg&s=19 and; 1. Report first the tweet/post and then 2. Report the account I will again send the reporting process for those of you who have not yet done so with your Twitter account. Please note that this process is less than a minute. I will also urge each and every person here to take a moment and do a Positive Google Review about SIC not just a 5 star. Thank you. It seems like this will be a very tough year for the Sacco because they will have to pay dividends based on inflated profits and also refund Tinga buyers because of pressure.
Also, the issue of fixed deposits (popularly known as Pepea by members) is much deeper than people think. Soon, we will write a full article on it and it will be a shocker to members.