KOT begin raising funds for man who lost bike after fully repaying loan to Watu Credit

Kenyans on Twitter have began donating funds to Quincy Otieno, the boda boda operator who lost his motorbike immediately after completing his loan payment to Watu Credit.

Otieno Okoth has been calling for help in recovering his motorbike which disappeared under unclear circumstances.

Okoth revealed that he bought the bike on a loan of KSh 212 000 from Watu Credit, but after cases of defaulting payments, the final amount was KSh 233,000.

Unfortunately, his cries have fallen into deaf ears on the side of creditor and investigating authority.

“Goodmorning KOT. Today is day 4 since my motorbike got stolen. I had just cleared paying WATU CREDIT a 233k loan which took me almost 14 months.

I woke up the next day and my bike, which has trackers from the company, had disappeared. Please help me seek justice,” Otieno latest update

Three days later, a section of netizens has decided to come together to buy him a new motorbike, while urging the DCI to look into the matter.

Joseph Kairu Wambui, alias Khalif Kairo, a young entrepreneur and founder of Kai and Karo Limited has donated Ksh 40,000 to jumpstart the fund-drive.

“I will donate Kes 40,000 to getting @_skilli a new bike. @_skilli tupee paybill tuchange. Meanwhile @DCI_Kenya @NPSOfficial_KE so many nduthi guys are complaining about Watu credit and their exploitive tendecies, hakuna chenye mnaeza fanya?” he tweeted.

I will donate Kes 40,000 to getting @_skilli a new bike. @_skilli tupee paybill tuchange.
Meanwhile @DCI_Kenya @NPSOfficial_KE so many nduthi guys are complaining about Watu credit and their exploitive tendecies, hakuna chenye mnaeza fanya? https://t.co/HS744hc6AN

— khalif kairo (@KhalifKairo) May 15, 2023

The drive was a started by a twitter user identified as @4low_Ke who urged netizens to come through for Otieno, the way the always celebrities.

“I’ve seen the Internet community come together and help celebraties back on their feet. I strongly believe we all can come together and help @_skilli get another bike even as we push for justice. He doesn’t have to be a celebrity to deserve our help. Or does he?” 

To send your donation to Quincy Okoth, you can reach him through 0741698333.