Self-proclaimed millionaire Raymond Omuse, also known as Kenyan Prince, has confessed to making millions through conning people by selling odds.
During an interview on the Oga Obina show, Prince claimed he began his scheme after being swindled out of Ksh 3500 in a betting odds scam. He realized the potential for profit and launched his own operation.
“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.
“I even conned a guy named Elijah out of Ksh 102,000 by selling him false odds,” Prince admitted.
Despite flaunting his wealth on social media, his sources of income remain a mystery.
In a recent TikTok video, he showcased bundles of cash totaling six million Kenyan shillings, taunting the Revenue Service as he counted the money.
“This is what six million Kenya shillings look like and it is real, I have withdrawn and KRA you are welcome I pay you” he mocked the Revenue Service.
He further continued by saying; “The six million was just peanuts, that I was paying for. It didn’t mean the limit of what I have. I have more. I got my car recently it’s like three or four days old. I have just withdrawn that money – to buy Audi Kenyan.”
He faced criticism from Kenyans who doubted his wealth, prompting him to display his ownership of four iPhones as proof.
During an interview with Mungai Eve, he defended his ostentatious displays, stating that the six million shown was just a fraction of his wealth, and he intends to continue his schemes, dismissing Kenyans as gullible and susceptible to being scammed.
