Controversial forex trader Raymond Omosa, known to many as Kenyan Prince has continued to torment his haters and critics by flaunting his wealth.
The latest show off of Prince’s bag of tricks is a purchase of a brand new Porsche Cayenne.
The forex trader on Tuesday, September 23, 2025, disclosed he was heading to Mombasa to pick his new expensive ride.
Moments later, Kenyan Prince posted several photos of himself outside and inside his grey Porsche Cayenne while still in Mombasa.
The entrepreneur did not confirm if indeed he has bought the ride or just used it for photo ops but his captions insinuated he is the newest Porsche Cayenne owner in town.
To also prove he is still loaded, he posted a video showing a Sh 10 million bank balance.
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The braggadocio came at a time Prince is facing serious backlash from Kenyans over his recent remarks about people earning a salary of Sh 50,000.
He attracted negative publicity after claiming that people earning a salary of Sh 50,000 and below have no future and should brace for death.
Prince noted that with such a salary one can forget about driving expensive cars such as his Mercedes Benz GLE.
“With a salary of less than Sh 50,000 a month, and that is what you want to rely on for the rest of your life, forget about driving a car like a GLE Mercedes-Benz. Forget about owning three cars. You are waiting for death,” he said while live streaming in one of his social media pages.
His remarks rubbed Kenyans the wrong way and they duly launched a scathing attack against him.
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Many who called him out advised him to remain humble and not to look down on fellow Kenyans because he was lucky to make money through different scams.
His critics insisted they have seen many rich people, richer than him but are are very humble compared to him.
In his usual demeanor, he never set the record straight or even apologise following his mean sentiments.
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