Early Wednesday morning, Kenyans mobile phone users woke up to another Heist.
Safaricom subscribers are swimming in thousands and millions of free data bundles and airtime, all because of a loophole occasioned by a system error.
Its origin still remains unknown, but when a message started going viral on social media platforms at 4 am over an opportunity to βstealβ from Safaricom, with some customers already awake to take advantage of the opportunity.
Vile watu wanaingia job after the #SafaricomHeist π#safaricom pic.twitter.com/pFFYOjHMFy
— ΠΌΞ±ΠΈ Π½ΞΉΠΌΡΡβfπ°πͺπ―π² (@Mkubwa_Nesh) October 23, 2019
No human is limited in its true definition. #SafaricomHeist #Safaricom pic.twitter.com/DTQzezy8zL
— ANNE π π°πͺ (@anne_mwongeli) October 23, 2019
Poverty is manufactured in bed ,,endeleeni kulala..#safaricom #safaricomheist pic.twitter.com/iPara1BZkT
— Moses Maboi (@KiplimoKoskei) October 23, 2019
As far as I'm concerned Kenyans need an award πππππ
Share widely #SAFARICOM pic.twitter.com/ShteOttcT1
— Screenshot_Collector (@Screenshots159) October 23, 2019
Here are some hillarious reations and tweets :
@FrankMutetezi:Dear Tala , Mshwari and Branch , do you accept loan payment inform of safaricom credit , I promise to pay double the amount plus the profits#safaricomHeist #safaricom
@DessMunyivah Β :When you wake up only to realise the #SafaricomHeist part 2 has missed you.