Raymond Omuse, popularly known as the Kenyan Prince, made headlines over the weekend after confessing to his involvement in a fraudulent scheme, where he claimed to have amassed millions by selling fixed betting odds.
In an eye-opening interview on the Oga Obina show, the self-proclaimed millionaire revealed the origins of his deceptive enterprise.
He claimed his scamming venture began following a bitter encounter with a betting odds scam that cost him Ksh 3500.
I encountered something called sure betting odds, and after being scammed out of Ksh 3500, I saw the opportunity to turn the tables,” Kenyan Prince said.
He then established a WhatsApp group to sell betting odds, but things escalated when a stranger suggested he expand to Telegram, leading to even greater profits.
However, his methods were far from ethical, as he unabashedly admitted to swindling individuals.
“I even conned a guy named Elijah out of Ksh 102,000 by selling him false odds,” Prince admitted.
Kevin Prince’s source of income has always been a mystery as he frequently flaunts a lavish lifestyle on social media.
Recently, he posted videos boasting about his wealth, including one where he displayed bundles of cash totaling six million Kenyan shillings in an 18-second TikTok clip.
“Hii ni pesa imwekwa na bladder,” he remarked as he counted the money.
In the video, he mocked the Kenya Revenue Service, stating, “This is what six million Kenya shillings look like, and it is real. I have withdrawn it, and KRA, you are welcome. I will pay you.”
Many Kenyans questioned his sudden display of wealth, suggesting he appeared too poor to possess such a significant amount of money.
In response, Kevin Prince returned to social media to showcase his ownership of four iPhones, presenting his Apple ID as evidence of their ownership.
