Kenyan Prince Declares War on Influencers Promoting Scams

Kenyan forex trader Kenyan Prince has publicly declared war on comedians and influencers whom he accuses of promoting dubious trading platforms to Kenyans. He asserts that these promotions are harming the forex industry and making it increasingly difficult for legitimate traders to operate.

In his statements, Kenyan Prince emphasized the need to expose those behind the alleged scams, insisting that there are genuine forex traders and legitimate platforms available. His comments have ignited a heated discussion online, particularly as Kenyan Prince himself has faced scrutiny regarding the legitimacy of his trading activities in the past.

Kenyan Prince, whose real name is Raymond Omosa, is known for showcasing a lavish lifestyle and purported trading profits on social media. His rise to fame has been marked by controversy, including accusations from South African trader Jay Froneman, who claimed that a viral video featuring Kenyan Prince displayed fabricated trading profits, according to The Online Kenyan.

Additionally, in February 2026, Kenyan Prince faced scrutiny from the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) after posting a video flaunting large sums of cash, which raised questions about his tax obligations, as reported by Breaking Kenya News. His credibility took another hit in June 2026 when TikTok permanently suspended his account due to violations of community guidelines, alongside fellow forex influencer Chuka Prince, as noted by Kenyan Hour.

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