I have no doubt that she has been hustling with a lot but that does not legitimise any of those hustles as most were shady.
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So there is a self proclaimed successful business woman that started her business ventures at 15 y/o with $5 (=8000Tsh๐คก) as per 2013 exchnange rate, now in 2020 she is 22 y/o and allegedly revenues millions of dollars from her many businesses
I have no doubt that she has been hustling with a lot but that does not legitimise any of those hustles as most were shady.
Those other platforms are unknown
50,000 Americans went and said yes we need Business enlightenment from 20 year old Tanzanian self-made self proclaimed business mogul.
I might not be a Marketer but privacy and "biggest" brand launching don't go together
Main account has 100,000 followers but posts max out at a few hundred likes?
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