The rowdy youths confronted her parents
and other family members with banners exposing their daughter as a con.
Ms. Jepchirchir has been on the spotlight for collecting millions of shillings
from jobseekers after promising them non-existent jobs abroad.
In June 2023, she appeared before the Senate Committee on Labour and Social
Welfare where it was confirmed that nearly 300 victims of the First Choice
Recruitment Agency had already recorded their statements with DCI.
Previously, hundreds of youths in Eldoret explained how they were duped by
Jepchirchir's firm into paying between KSh. 40,000 to KSh. 200,000 to secure
jobs in Qatar during the 2022 World Cup.
They later found out that it was a
scam.
Jepchirchir,
37, rose from selling 'mitumba' in 2010 before enrolling at Moi University
where she reportedly pursued Business Management.
She is well-connected in the
government circles.
Watch a video of the victims storming her parents’ home in Eldoret.
Victims of Judy Jepchirchir's con games today visited Judy's parents in Chemnoet demanding a refund for their money. In whatever you do out here in town please make sure you don't hurt your parents, Mzee is a very good friend of mine and I feel for him. pic.twitter.com/34B0kLyvGY
— Kipruto Lagat 🐘🐘🐘 (@ArapTilingi) February 28, 2024
The
Kenyan DAILY POST.
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