Wambui I know you are a talker here.
This thread is about solutions, not celebrating your tribulations like the rest of the muratina addicts here.
First, mistakes happen. Misusing client funds is a very minor issue. Anyone who has been in business can attest that at times when the economy is in shambles, you might be tempted to utilise client funds to cover business and personal expenses. It’s not advisable, but sometimes, desperate times call for desperate measures. Besides, there are wose crimes you could have committed (eg. Killed people, harmed children, caused a nuclear war etc)
Second, debt is nothing to fear. Countries, companies, and individuals all have it. Even @Josto_Bwaku owes 50 bob in hustler fund loans that he has refused to repay.
Solutions:
(1) Repay the victims. Agree on a long-term monthly repayment plan. Don’t claim bankruptcy as that can get you killed by one of the victims.
(2) Liquidate and fundraise. Sell your assets (remaining stock, personal cars, motorbikes, electronics). Ask your parent(s) to sell their land and properties. Lastly, set up a paybill for Kenyans to assist you. Kenyans are extremely gullible and empathetic, judging by their political choices.
(3) Disconnect from social media and never return. A lot of people are currently cheering your demise because when you were on top (driving high end cars and dating beautiful slay queens) you rubbed it in their faces. They will troll you relentlessly, and if you are emotionally weak, you might jump from a tall building due to the mean things that will be said about you.
(4) Rebrand. Reputation and trust are very difficult to mend once broken. Now that you are perceived as a con, when you launch your next business, be completely anonymous. Use influencers to market it, and puppet directors to operate it.
Regards,
Yugni Wuod Ugenya Sibuor mar Kendu Bay