Kenyan singer and songwriter Willy Paul has once again sparked conversation online after celebrating his birthday in a unique way.

The Sitolia hitmaker took to social media to share his Mpesa Paybill number, inviting fans and friends to send him gifts as he marked his special day.

“Happy Birthday to me, Accepting gifts,” Willy Paul wrote in a cheeky post that quickly caught the attention of netizens.

The post has drawn mixed reactions, with some fans applauding the star for being bold and open about wanting gifts, while others found humor in his direct approach.

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Known for his playful and often controversial presence online, Willy Paul’s birthday message fits right into his reputation for keeping fans entertained both on and off the stage.

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The celebrated singer has built a loyal following with hits like Jigi Jigi, Njiwa, and Umeme, and continues to dominate Kenya’s music scene with his consistency and showmanship.

Whether his fans will flood his Paybill with birthday gifts remains to be seen, but one thing is clear Willy Paul knows how to make headlines on his big day.

Willy Paul

Pozze is one of Kenya’s most prominent and controversial music stars, known for blending gospel, secular and afro-pop sounds.

His journey to stardom was fueled by struggles, including financial hardships, which he often references in his music.

Willy Paul rose to fame in 2010 with his collaboration with Gloria Muliro on the hit single 'Sitolia.' Initially celebrated as a gospel artist, he later transitioned into secular and Afro-pop music, a move that sparked debates but expanded his fan base.

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Some of his biggest tracks include 'I do.' Jigi Jigi, Njiwa, Umeme, Tamu Walahi, Tam Tam, Shado Mado, Njiwa, Nanana, Kuu Kuu, Liar among a catalogues of many others.

He has worked with both Kenyan and international stars, including Size 8, Nandy, Rayvanny, Alaine, Hina among others.