Many Kenyans across the nation missed the deadline for registering their SIM cards. The majority of them disregarded the recently established government regulations regarding SIM card registrations.
The insider claims that recent information regarding some Kenyans who use Telkom simcards has recently come to light. According to the most recent information made public by a reputable source this morning, Telkom has promised all Kenyans who missed the deadline for simcard registration that they will receive 5GB data packages once they register. It has been made known that recipients of these free data bundles would need to update all of their personal data, including their front and back images.
Furthermore, you are urged to click the link to upgrade your SIM card. The company now sends fresh details to all telecom users, as the company sent this message to their customers: if you failed to update the simcard, do the following for more information so that you can enjoy using telecom services.
On October 15th, all SIM cards that were not updated will be disconnected immediately as the government orders all SIM cards to be updated. 
Now there is good news for telecom users as the company will give those who did not update their simcards 5GB when they update . Please share the channel for the new update.
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