UPDATE: Kenyan Couple Whose Simple Wedding Went Viral Have Come Under Hard Times
The young Kenyan couple, Ann Wambui and Wilson Mutura who became an internet sensation after photos from their simple wedding in January 2017 went viral are finding things hard again after they were recently elevated.
The famous Kenyan Sh100 wedding couple claimed they had to sell their “supermarkets” which was gifted to them by Bonfire ventures after failing to make enough profit to sustain their livelihood.
Wilson Mutura, whose wife Ann is expectant with their first child, told Nairobi News that he struggled with maintaining the shop for months before finally selling it off.
The expectant dad is now back on the road at Kasarani selling apples which was his initial job before their Sh100 wedding fame went viral and helped changed their situation which obviously did not last.
“We were making sales that were as little as Sh200 per day and at the end of the month had to borrow money for rent and so we decided to sell it off and buy enough fruits’ stock,”
As for selling off the store and everything in it, they were asked if they contacted their sponsor Bonfire before selling the store off. They said their sponsor was always busy and never encouraged them on how to maintain it so they sold it.
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“Our mentor was always busy. He never shared any business tips so in the end we had to make a decision on our own.”
It was reported that the supposed sponsor refuted the couple’s claims over not been availab Bonfire Adventures, through its marketing manager, however refuted the claims stating:
“We have been with them all though even during the recent baby shower we were with them. Let me find out exactly what happened and get back to you.”
Nairobi News adds that Mutura also claimed that the news which says they had a baby shower was false as they are yet to hold any event ahead of the baby’s arrival.
The couple has however been getting free premarital clinics from a private hospital Komarock Modern Healthcare that offered a free maternity package for the expectant mom.
Photo credit: NairobiNews
Already? No way. So who is lying? Bonfire ventures or the couple? They couldn’t run a super market successfully SMH.
hmmmmn.not. everyone has d ability to sustain d instant grass to grace stuff