Kenyan businessman Raymond Omosa who is popularly known as the Kenyan Prince, has responded to claims that he deactivated his social media accounts following the arrest of 24 Kenyans by the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) in connection with a Ksh 1.1 billion card fraud scheme.
Kenyan Prince responded, dismissing the claims as baseless.
“I’ve already moved past dealing with the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI). Now I’m with Interpol, and they still haven’t caught me! Bring in the CIA now,” Prince stated
Commenting on the recent death of two young businessmen, Prince noted that the cause of death is related to the company they keep and how they spend their money.
“You cannot call yourself a billionaire while hanging out with people like ‘chokoraa’ . These young individuals are dying because they are chasing quick money. Someone wakes up one day, suddenly has Ksh 10 million, and decides they want to become Prince the Billionaire. This reckless behavior leads to young lives being lost,” Prince explained.
The mysterious circumstances surrounding Billionaire Akoko and Denno Bright continue to raise many questions.
The two were known for showcasing their lavish lifestyles on social media.
His statement comes at a time when several Kenyans on social media alleged that he is also on Interpol’s radar after 24 Kenyans were arrested.
Interpol recently arrested 24 Kenyans in connection with a significant online credit card fraud operation.
It is alleged that the fraud involves altering banking system security protocols to steal approximately USD 8.6 million (around KSh 1.1 billion), which was then redistributed to various companies and digital asset institutions.
