Kenyan TikToker Lexy Montana has announced her exit from the matatu business, leaving followers surprised after revealing that she is selling both vehicles she operated under Super Metro Sacco.
The content creator shared the news on Thursday, November 12, through an emotional farewell message addressed to the passengers, fans and supporters who had followed her journey.
“It is with heavy hearts that we announce our decision to call it quits. Today marks our final day,” she wrote.
Lexy went on to appreciate everyone who had supported her business, acknowledging the memories and experiences they had shared along the way.
“Thank you for the love, memories, laughter and unwavering support. This may be goodbye for now, but who knows what the future holds? Until next time, we say bye bye!” she added.
Lexy Montana announces sale of two matatus.
Shortly after announcing her departure from the Sacco, Lexy shared another post informing interested buyers that her two vehicles were available for purchase.
The TikToker described the matatus as well-maintained and in perfect condition, revealing that they had only been operating on the road for approximately one year.
“Buses on sale. DM if interested. Highly maintained, perfect condition, one year on the road,” she announced.
Her decision attracted attention from followers, particularly those who had previously interacted with her vehicles during their daily commutes.
@njeriwamagari wrote: “Woi, the matatu business is not for the weak; ours lasted for 1 year due to pressure from the SACCO and driver.”
@yuccan_cherub encouraged her, saying: “Lexy shall rise again.”
@tonny.brooks commented: “My ride to Kikuyu will now be long and boring. Thank you for the memories,” the follower commented.
Lexy Montana previously shared a proud moment with her father.
Lexy’s announcement comes weeks after she shared an emotional moment involving her father and uncle, who visited her to experience her matatu business.
In a video shared on social media platforms in September, the content creator revealed that it was the first time the two relatives had boarded her vehicles.
She appeared excited as she showed them around and even joined the crew in calling out to potential passengers during the trip.
The moment attracted positive reactions, with many Kenyans congratulating her for venturing into a competitive industry.
Her latest announcement marks the end of that chapter, although she has not revealed what prompted her decision to leave the business or whether she intends to venture into another one.
