Tanzanian protesters have reportedly looted singer Juma Jux’s fashion store.
The unrest erupted on Thursday after a disputed general election marked by disqualification and detention of the key opposition figures in Tanzania.
The protesters are demanding cancellation of the election results, alleging irregularities in the country’s presidential election.
Amid the development, a controversial post by an X user Bolaji Fesomade alleged that the singer store valued at $780 million has been set ablaze by protesters.
Reacting to the report, Juma Jux’s wife, Priscilla Ojo on her Snapchat account, dismissed the claims, noting that the store was looted and not burnt.
She simply wrote; “Looted not Burnt”.
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