Tanzanian singer Juma Jux has reportedly suffered a major loss after his store, valued at over $780 million, was set ablaze and destroyed by protesters.
According to journalist Bolaji Fesomade, the violent incident occurred amid widespread chaos and unrest following Tanzania’s tense presidential election.
The post-election violence has caused significant damage in multiple parts of the country, sparking concerns over security and stability.
Chaos has erupted in Tanzania following a tense presidential election, with widespread protests leading to destruction in several parts of the country.
According to reports shared by Bolaji Fesomade on X (formerly Twitter), popular Tanzanian singer Juma Jux’s luxury store, valued at over $780 million, has allegedly been set ablaze and completely destroyed by protesters.
Fesomade wrote:
“Reports from Tanzania say singer Juma Jux’s store, worth over $780 million, has been set ablaze and completely destroyed by protesters. The violence erupted after yesterday’s tense presidential election, which sparked chaos and unrest across several parts of the country.”
The violent unrest reportedly began after the announcement of the presidential election results, which many citizens claimed were rigged. The situation quickly escalated, with angry protesters taking to the streets, vandalizing properties, and clashing with security forces.
Meanwhile, fans and well-wishers have flooded social media to express sympathy for the singer
