MaXhosa Africa’s Laduma Ngxokolo Warns About Scammers Targeting Aspiring Brand Ambassadors
MaXhosa Africa’s Laduma Ngxokolo Warns About Scammers Targeting Aspiring Brand Ambassadors. No matter how big you are in life, being a Maxhosa Africa brand ambassador is a major thing. The fashion brand has positioned itself as one of the biggest to come out of South Africa. The brand even has a store in New Your, USA.
MaXhosa boast a big clientele with the likes of former First Lady of America, Michelle Obama, musicians Swizz Beatz, Alicia Key and Kelly Rowland as customers. Locally, the brand has been worn by big names such as Unathi Nkayi, the late Riky Rick, Mpho Wabadimo among others. MaXhosa has also showcased at the New York Fashion Week, and featured in major fashion magazines like British Vogue.
Just like any other business, MaXhosa also goes through bad times. The man behind the brand, Laduma Ngxokolo, has just shared that there are scammers posing as the brand. The scammer target celebrities and potential ambassadors, with fake ambassadorship gigs. The persons claims to be Laduma, and asks money from these people, with promises that they will make them brand ambassadors. The fashion entrepreneur thus asked the public to be careful, more so since there are a lot of scammers online. He also hopes for the scammer to get caught.
⚠️ SCAMMER ALERT ⚠️
