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Import Your Customers Too – Kenyans Tell KFC Amidst Boycott Over Unpatriotic Comments

Import Your Customers Too – Kenyans Tell KFC Amidst Boycott Over Unpatriotic Comments
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Owing to this developing story, we can say for certain that our Kenyans do not tolerate nonsense. The details are intriguing, to say the least.

Without mincing words, Kenyans are seriously boycotting KFC after it admitted that it ran out of potatoes because it imports from Egypt and South Africa.

Even though Egypt and South Africa are both African countries, Kenyans are dissatisfied because KFC remarked that local Kenyan potatoes are substandard.

Reacting to these unsolicited comments, Kenyans have asked KFC to import its customers.

KFC has since apologized to Kenyans and will start sourcing potatoes locally.

Quite honestly, discussing this issue is very tricky as many have said that KFC’s effort was just to ensure that it provides Kenyans with good quality food.

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