Kenyan Prince Laments After Paying KSh 1 Million to Attend Bahati’s Alleged Wedding Turned Political

Kenyan forex trader Kenyan Prince has expressed disappointment after attending an event organised by musician-turned-politician Bahati, expecting a wedding celebration.

The trader claimed he paid KSh 1 million to secure his invitation to the highly anticipated occasion, which took place on Friday, November 6.

However, what he believed would be Bahati’s wedding celebration turned out to be a political campaign launch for the singer’s Mathare parliamentary ambitions.

The unexpected development reportedly left several guests surprised, with Kenyan Prince among those who felt the event had not matched their expectations.

On Saturday, November 7, Kenyan Prince shared a video expressing his frustration, accusing Bahati of misleading guests about the nature of the gathering.

“Yesterday Bahati took advantage of us,” he said, describing his disappointment over how the evening unfolded.

His remarks attracted attention online, particularly because of the reported KSh 1 million contribution required from guests attending the occasion.

The trader appeared particularly unhappy that he had spent such a significant amount expecting to witness a wedding rather than participate in a political gathering.

Nevertheless, Kenyan Prince admitted that the evening was not entirely disappointing, revealing that one particular moment gave him some comfort.

He singled out Reverend Lucy Natasha’s appearance on stage, describing her contribution as the highlight of an otherwise unexpected experience.

According to Kenyan Prince, the preacher delivered an encouraging message from the Bible, specifically Joshua 1:9, which spoke about courage and trusting God.

The verse reads: “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged.”

It further reminds believers that God will remain with them wherever they go, offering reassurance during difficult and uncertain moments.

Kenyan Prince appeared to appreciate the spiritual encouragement, suggesting that Reverend Natasha’s message helped make the evening worthwhile despite his disappointment.

His reaction has since added another interesting dimension to the conversations surrounding Bahati’s event and his political ambitions.

Bahati, who previously built his reputation through gospel music before venturing into politics, is seeking to represent Mathare Constituency in Parliament.

The singer’s political ambitions have increasingly featured in his public engagements, with the latest gathering providing an opportunity to mobilise support.

However, Kenyan Prince’s complaint has shifted attention towards guests’ expectations and the reported financial contributions associated with the event.

It remains unclear whether Bahati has publicly responded to the forex trader’s allegations concerning the KSh 1 million payment.

For Kenyan Prince, what began as an anticipated wedding celebration ended as an unexpected political experience, with Reverend Natasha’s sermon providing consolation.

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