Kenyans Criticize Moya David Over Claim of Purchasing G-Wagon for KSh 9m: 'Doesn't Even Know Engine Capacity

 

Moya David on his brand new G-Wagon

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• Content creator Moya David sparked controversy after claiming to have purchased a G-Wagon at a significantly discounted price of KSh 9 million, refuting allegations of it being a gift.

• Despite Moya's explanation of securing a deal with a car company, netizens remain skeptical, questioning the feasibility of obtaining such a luxurious vehicle at such a low cost and accusing him of seeking attention.

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Kenyans Blast Moya David for Claiming He Bought G-Wagon at KSh 9m: "Na Hajui Engine Capacity" 

Moya David found himself at the center of attention following an interview where he asserted that he had acquired a G-Wagon at a remarkably low price of KSh 9 million. 

Amidst rumors suggesting the car was a gift from his alleged girlfriend, Moya adamantly denied such claims, emphasizing the legitimacy of his purchase. 

However, his assertions were met with skepticism and criticism from netizens, who questioned the feasibility of obtaining such a luxurious vehicle at such a seemingly low cost.

In the interview, Moya explained that he had facilitated a deal with a car company, enabling him to purchase the G-Wagon at a discounted rate. 

Despite the prevailing market value of G-Wagons ranging from KSh 30 million to KSh 65 million, Moya insisted that his acquisition was made possible through his collaboration with the company. 

He clarified that the model in question was a 2017 version and reiterated the ease of the purchase process due to his affiliation with the company.

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However, Moya's claims were met with skepticism and disbelief from the public, with many expressing doubts about the authenticity of his statements. 

Critics accused him of seeking attention and questioned the plausibility of acquiring such an expensive vehicle at a fraction of its market value. 

The controversy surrounding Moya's statements continues to stir discussions online, as netizens remain divided over the veracity of his claims and the motivations behind them.