Shared early Tuesday by popular account Omosh, the 16-second video shows piles of yellow-taped cash bundles, prompting talk of 'wash-wash' scams where fake notes are printed and laundered as real. Some see it as counterfeit from criminal rings, while others argue it could be legit cash from informal businesses evading taxes—or even old footage from a past bust. With no word yet from police or the Central Bank, and no matching news reports, Kenyans puzzle over whether it's real riches, risky fakes, or something staged amid broader concerns about money laundering and inequality.
