Suraya Property Scam: Investors Take To Social Media To Share Their Plight

Thieves: Sue and Pete Muraya

Irate investors who have been scammed by the crooked couple Pete and Sue Muraya have taken to social media to air their woes.

They've used all the tools available to them to make known the scam that has been Suraya Property Group.

From opening WhatsApp groups, to a Twitter account, to a Facebook page, the conned investors are angry and baying for blood.

Some of them have already recorded statement at the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) over the matter.

They are calling for the arrest of the owners of the firm. What went wrong? Suraya Property Group took billions of cash from potential investors promising them apartments.

But now, some have waited for more than the agreed time and are yet to see any tangible construction or even a house to move into.

Photos of incomplete building litter the internet under various hashtag that call to the fact that Suraya Property Group has failed.

Recently, the firm tried to save face by stating in a local daily that they have secured refinancing to a tune of Kshs. 1.6 billion from four local banks in order to enable it complete Stalled projects.

A Twitter account for the investors confirms what nyakundireport.com had already said, 'the money is Kot enough and will do nothing'

That is if ever the crooked couple even received the cash.

How can banks continue financing in such an economy?

More to follow.

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