A popular Forex trader famously known as Kenyan Prince has been forced to refund money after an online exposé accused him of misleading a client.
The issue came to light after an unknown individual shared details showing how they sent the trader money, hoping he would help them trade and earn profits.
According to the information shared online, the man sent KSh 65,000, which was reportedly his total savings, with the expectation of professional trading assistance.
However, things took a different turn after the trader allegedly began giving excuses instead of results. He reportedly claimed that his trading account had been hacked and that the money was lost.
The victim questioned these claims, accusing the trader of being dishonest and evasive. He also raised concerns about the lack of any police report or evidence to support the hacking claims.
Details circulating online included an M-Pesa transaction showing the money was sent in December 2025.
The exposé sparked anger among netizens, with many questioning why some Forex trainers continue to ask for money from desperate people while claiming to teach financial independence.
Following public pressure, it was later confirmed that Kenyan Prince refunded half of the amount sent to him.
Private investigator Jane Mugo confirmed the development, stating that the complainant had received part of the money after intervening in the matter. She thanked the public for their support and said efforts were ongoing to resolve the issue fully.
