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Singer Kambua expose coronavirus pandemic scammer

Wycliffe Musalia by Wycliffe Musalia
April 2, 2020
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Celebrated gospel singer Kambua has exposed an email scammer
disguising World Health Organization (WHO), in the fight against COVID-19
pandemic.

Through her twitter handle, the singer facetiously post that
she has been chosen by WHO to help Africa deal with Coronavirus pandemic.

“ION I have been selected to help
save Africa from Corona…” read her twit in part.

The singer uncovers the scammer by
sharing screen shots of the mail she was send and M-PESA transaction she made
to uncover him.

The
WHO is holding a conference in South Africa on 18th of April 2020 to
dialogue on the way forward for African countries before the virus becomes
uncontrollable. You are among the 10 influential people in Kenya chosen to
attend the Conference. ~read the scam mail

ION I have been selected to help save Africa from Corona ???? Coronaaaaa umetuchosha??????????? pic.twitter.com/ojvFI5KgrL

— Kambua (@Kambua) April 2, 2020

Kambua is told to deposit a sum of
$300, which is equivalent to Kshs.30,000 to a WHO Kenyan ambassador.

Scammers and hackers are on the rise
since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization.

Recently, reports emerged across
the world that some government-sponsored hackers have been sending malicious
attachment to COVID-19 mails, targeting to attack other governments.

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