Beauty entrepreneur Maureen Bandari appears to have lost access to her business Instagram page. The businesswoman cautioned her fans and followers in a notice about the challenge she is facing.
"Hey guys we've been logged out of our account Bandari Beauty. Currently working on getting our page back but meanwhile, if you sent us an inquiry and you are yet to get a response from us kindly respond to our other page."
The CEO has a temporary solution to the situation
"Our virtual consultant will help you."
She enjoyed a massive following and this perhaps added to her frustration with not engaging with her fans and customers.
"Can't seem to catch a break ...sigh! I'm very resilient though will keep y'all updated and pass by thew store tomorrow. Let me share how your weekend was as I breathe and distract myself."
Maureen was declared the Business influencer of the year in the just concluded Pulse Live Awards 2023.
She was in a heated exchange online when the voting process was opened to the Kenyan public. Her fiercest competitor in a turn around on events was disqualified from the nomination list for violating vote-buying guidelines.
Maureen was nominated alongside Phoina Beauty, Yvonne Afrosetreet, Philip Karanja (Phil TV), Cris Njoki, David Avido, Caroline Wanjiku, Wamtumba, Just ivy, Khalif Kairo (Kai & Karo), Maureen Bandari, Susan Wanjiku.
Maureen wa unhappy that there appeared to be a flawed voting process. "I would rather lose an award honorably than buy a win," she defiantly declared.
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