An online interaction between popular forex trader Kenyan Prince and Sandra Mbuvi has drawn widespread attention, after he urged her to fund her own trading account with Sh13 million.

Sandra, the daughter of former Nairobi governor Mike Sonko, is no stranger to the spotlight. But this exchange quickly stood out, sparking humour, debate, and curiosity across Kenyan social media.
Thicky Sandra // Instagram

The Viral Proposal

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In the interaction, Kenyan Prince appeared to encourage Sandra to commit millions into forex trading under her own account. The suggestion, framed as an opportunity, immediately triggered reactions online.
“Why not 20M, why no 100M,” one user commented.
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Mixed Reactions Online

The comment section quickly filled with humour, scepticism, and playful criticism.
“Trading isn't about maths, it's about jumping into bed 😂”
“Kijana unataka kupima imani ya babake tangu Holy Spirit akuwe ndani yake 😂”
“Hapa nayo sharp boy atakula fiti, muosho no moja 😂”
Some users questioned the practicality of the amount, while others focused on the trader’s confidence and style.
“Capital ain't nothing if you know what you're doing,” another user added.

“Ndio utaamka Sandra 😂😂”

From High School to High Stakes

The moment comes as Kenyan Prince continues to build his public image within the forex space.
He has previously shared that his journey began after finishing high school in 2019. Instead of pursuing a traditional path, he focused on learning the markets.

“Forex does not require luck. It requires consistency, discipline, willingness to risk, and the courage to come back after losses.”

The Six-Month Turning Point

According to him, consistency eventually paid off after years of effort. He maintains that many traders fail not because the market is impossible, but because they quit too early.
                                            Kenyan Prince // Facebook

KRA Attention and Public Image

The Hustler’s Badge of Honour.
The trader recently drew attention from the Kenya Revenue Authority after a viral video showed him displaying large sums of cash.
Rather than expressing concern, he framed it as a sign of progress. “If you have yet to enter into the KRA radar, it means you have yet to start real hustling.”