KRG the Don brags about getting Egdar Obare’s account suspended

Musician KRG the Don of fast cash music group has claimed responsibility for the suspension of blogger Edgar Obare’s Instagram account.

In a series of posts, KRG bragged that he had warned the blogger to stay away from details of his private life, accusing Obare of not heeding the warning.

“Ediga kibare hapana cheza na bughaaa… This planet is safe without BNNKE... Her students can cry on the comments section.

"I had said I will delete BNNKE from this planet and they thought I was joking… Who is laughing now?” KRG the Don boasted.

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He went on to share a video where he had said the exact words, inviting Obare’s followers to vent their frustrations on his page before the blogger figures out his next move.

“🤣🤣🤣 Ediga Kibare and her students are free to cry here for one week as they figure out what do to next 🤣🤣🤣 #FullKisunzi #Bughaaa Hapana mtu wa size yenu kabisa,” he added.

However, on Friday, Obare shared a screenshot of the story which got his account suspended and it’s not related to KRG.

“This is the story that got my account disabled. They cited I went against community guidelines - harassment,” shared Obare..

How Account was Suspended

On Thursday, Egdar Obare reported that his ‘BnnKe’ account had been disabled by the Instagram management for going against their community guidelines.

“Good morning, so Instagram today decided to disable my account Bnnke on Instagram. We are working to figure out what to do next, as we appeal this decision with Instagram. See you soon,” Edgar Obare said.

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In August, Obare lost his main account which had been operating under his name, Edgar Obare. At that time, he was on the spot over his Wash Wash exposé.

“My Main account has been deactivated, working to get it restored. Meanwhile we already prepared for such outcomes and I can also be posting here,” said Obare on his now disabled BNN Instagram account.

He has already opened another account ‘Uncle Edgar’ and within hours it had garnered over 21,000 followers.