Thursday, January 9, 2025 - Lifestyle and travel content creator Bernice Nunah has accused Chinese-owned mobile phone company Oppo and influencer marketing platform AIfluence of allegedly failing to pay her for a campaign.
Nunah took to social media
to air her plight and lamented that despite completing the assignment for the agency on behalf of Oppo, she has not received
payment.
Expressing her frustration on Instagram,
Nunah stated, “It’s always the clients with the most demands and crazy
timelines to beat that be acting shady.”
She also hinted at possible mismanagement of
funds meant for influencers, either by an individual or the agency itself.
She further emphasized the challenges of her profession, noting, “Do you actually understand content creation is a full-time job for most of us?
"Do you have the
slightest idea of what it takes to create that 1-minute reel from scratch to
fit your needs?” Nunah vowed to pursue legal action if necessary, declaring,
“Pay us what you owe us, or let’s meet in the corridors of court because all
your lies are getting boring.”
Nunah came into the limelight after she was accused of wrecking KTN’s Zubeidah Kananu’s marriage by eloping with her rich husband.
The Kenyan DAILY POST.
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