Josh Mojica, ipinagtanggol ang kanyang Kangkong Chips matapos ang money laundering allegations
- Josh Mojica addressed the money laundering allegations raised against him
- He shared a video showing his Kangkong Chips factory and business operations
- Josh presented boxes of products, workers, and orders as he responded to critics
- He started his business at 17 with an initial capital of PHP 3,000
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Content creator and businessman Josh Mojica has broken his silence over money laundering allegations against him, responding to questions about whether his Kangkong Chips business has actual customers and ongoing operations.
Source: Facebook
Mojica addressed the allegations through a video posted on Facebook, where he gave viewers a tour of his Kangkong Chips factory. Throughout the video, he showed numerous boxes of products stored inside the facility, as well as staff members working on the production and packaging of the chips.
“Sa lahat ng nagsasabi ng money laundering ako, magsasalita na ako. Kailangan ko mag-explain, syempre, kasi iniisip niyo na walang bumibili sa KCO. Ito lang 'yung masasabi ko.”
Josh said while showing the numerous boxes of his Kangkong Chips behind him.
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The businessman also addressed people who questioned whether customers were actually purchasing products from his company. He pointed toward the products and operations inside the factory as he responded to the claims.
“Sa lahat na nagsasabi na wala namang bumibili niyan. Wala namang ano, wala namang umo-order niyan. Ito lang 'yung masasabi ko,” he said.
Mojica likewise responded to those who questioned whether anything was happening inside his factory. In the video, he showed the stored Kangkong Chips and several orders as part of his explanation.
“Sa lahat ng nagsasabi na totoo bang may ginagawa. May binebenta kami na Kangkong chips. Ang masasabi ko lang,” he said.
He then continued while displaying some of the orders placed for the products.
“Money laundering. Sinasabihan ako ng kung anu-ano. Sa lahat ng allegations niyo, ang masasabi ko lang talaga.”
According to Mojica, the purpose of the video was to finally present his side amid comments questioning the existence of customers for Kangkong Chips. He explained that he wanted to show the business operations behind the product rather than remain silent about the allegations being raised against him.
“Kaya ko talaga ginawa 'yung video na 'to para masabi ko na 'yung side ko na sinasabi niyo na walang bumibili sa KCO. Para makapagsalita na ako. Basta 'yun. Alam niyo na 'yun,” he explained at the end of his video.
Mojica established his business when he was 17 years old, reportedly starting with a capital of PHP 3,000. Since then, he has also become known as a content creator who produces inspirational and motivational videos.
Through his online content, he frequently encourages young people to work hard and avoid laziness. His latest video focused on directly addressing the allegations and questions surrounding his business, while giving viewers a look at the factory, its workers, products, and orders.
Josh Mojica is a young Filipino entrepreneur and social media personality who built a multimillion-peso enterprise as the founder and CEO of Kangkong Chips Original. Aside from his viral success and motivational business talks, he has remained a frequent topic of online discussion regarding youth financial independence and digital influence.
In another report, Josh Mojica addressed the cheating allegations surrounding his breakup with Bianca Mendoza, firmly denying that he was unfaithful. He maintained that their separation was mutual and handled properly by both parties. Josh also clarified that Yumi Garcia had no involvement in the end of their relationship.
Meanwhile, Josh Mojica found himself at the center of controversy after a fan page shared a post claiming that he had already become a billionaire at 21. Former Comelec Commissioner Rowena Guanzon called on the BIR to look into Mojica’s taxes and identified Edgar “Injap” Sia II as the youngest billionaire. The viral post was later replaced with a message describing Mojica as a humble young CEO.
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