Safaricom Investment Co-operative
If one tries to search and find any good news about Safaricom Investment Cooperative, they’ll find none.
Devoid of the PR that its parent company has been on, Safaricom Investment Cooperative has had its scandals in the full glare of the media. There’s never been a good day, not one for the investors.
Not much can be said of Safaricom Plc either, it is PR and a lot of bullying and hypnosis that keeps the parent company afloat.
Cnyakundi.com has received another, of the many, complaints against Safaricom Investment Cooperative. A person that bought land at Stage 46 along Kangundo road is at pains.
“Kindly note that safaricom via their investment vehicle Safaricom Investment Cooperative ( @sicsafaricom ) continues to conceptualize, develop, marketand sell property deep in the boondocks well knowing such places are not connected to their network. Now we bought into this madness along Kangundo Road a place called Kantafu (stage 46)”, a Safaricom Investment Cooperative client wrote. READ: Safaricom Investment Co-operative accused of fraud He continued, “The estate is actually called Safaricom Estate but guess what?; We do not have Safaricom network and we all assemble at the kids play ground around 200 meters from the estate to make calls on their network. You can imagine with coronavirus, working from home and all that, plus no network!”.
The client is wondering how can such a profitable (of scams) company promise heaven but deliver hell in terms of network coverage; one of its core business.
“Why would you, Safaricom market a property claiming the property is connected to power, water, road network yet your core business which is calls and data you can’t guarantee to their clients?,” the client wonders
It is not a recent occurrence as reports to fix the issues have fallen on deaf ears.
“We have reported for the last 4 years but all they do is give us the usual brouhaha of your query is being actioned”, he concludes