Janet Mbugua is endorsing a company that is in the same business as her ex-husband Eddie Ndichu’s company.
The mother of two was recently in New York, USA where she endorsed Sendwave – a money transfer platform that facilitates cross-border monetary transactions.
Sendwave is a direct competitor to Eddie Ndichu’s Wapi Pay – a money transfer platform that facilitates payments and cross-border commerce.
“It’s official, Sendwave is the platform of choice for Kenyans in the diaspora, when sending money home. I learnt more about the efficiency it’s brought to so many lives, when I met up with representatives from Sendwave who are based in New York, during my visit there. James not only talked about user-friendly element, he talked about the platforms excitement at rewarding customers for simply loving and engaging with the the platform!
“Listen in on our conversation and then…as I promised…4 (four) of you will receive $50 each.
“If you’re based in Kenya, this amount will be sent straight to your Mpesa wallet and if you’re a Sendwave user (meaning you’re based in the Diaspora), you’ll receive the amount as a bonus!
“Simply talk to me about how you’re spreading the love this season and for those of you in the diaspora, tell me how you’ve spread the love before, for people at home 🙂
“The best and earliest comments win! The offer stands until 1PM EAT today and then we close. You’ll be notified by Sendwave next Monday on the 12th of December :)” Janet Mbugua wrote.
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Janet Mbugua filed for divorce from Eddie Ndichu a year after their marriage hit rock bottom.
The former Citizen TV anchor sought a quiet divorce process in a bid not to attract media attention.
However, details of Janet and Eddie’s divorce proceedings are now leaking to the public.
Related: Janet Mbugua Accuses Estranged Husband Of Absconding Parental Duties, Demands Monthly Child Support
