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Fintech Startup LemFi, a cross-border payment solution that enables the diaspora community to send and receive money, has chosen Timothy Kimani Ndegwa popularly known as Njugush as its brand ambassador.
Speaking exclusively to Nairobi News on June 10, 2023 at LemFi offices in Nairobi, the renowned comedian shared his excitement about the Fintech Startup which launched its operation in Kenya a few days ago.
“This is a good initiative. Imagine you will be able to transfer funds directly into bank accounts and mobile money wallets with zero fees. This is why I say it’s a good initiative,” Njugush told Nairobi News.
EXCLUSIVE: Njugush lands brand ambassadorial gig
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