Kenyan forex trader and digital personality Chuka Kenyan Prince has sparked fresh debate after confidently claiming that no woman would reject him, including socialite Vera Sidika.
Speaking during an interview with content creator Tonny Mwirigi, Chuka made the remarks while discussing relationships and the online criticism that followed his recent trip to Dubai.
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“Madem wako wengi. Sasa hii hakuna dem anayekaa na kunikataa, hata Vera Sidika mwenyewe hawezi kunikataa.”
The statement has since attracted reactions online, with many weighing in on his confidence and his comments about his personal life.
‘I took myself on holiday’
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During the interview, Chuka Kenyan Prince also addressed rumours surrounding his Dubai vacation, saying the trip was simply an opportunity to unwind after months of working.
According to the trader, he spends most of his time trading in the financial markets and feels it is important to reward himself.
“People like talking, hiyo ndio kazi yao. Nilikuwa nimejipeleka vacation out of kuchoka, kutrade day in day out.”
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He explained that, since he is neither married nor raising children, he chose to use his earnings to travel.
“Pesa nafanyia nini? Sina bibi, sina watoto. Let me take myself for a vacation.”
Chuka acknowledged that he travelled with a woman but insisted she accompanied him purely as company during the holiday.
“Nilijipeleka vacation, nimetafuta dem mmoja pale nikaenda na yeye. Dem ambaye atakuwa ananipea company tu.”
He added that he covered all the expenses incurred during the trip.
“So, I cater kila kitu ambayo tulifanya sisi wote pale.”
Dismissing online criticism
The forex trader said he was not bothered by the speculation that followed the trip, describing it as part of life in the public eye.
According to Chuka, people are entitled to their opinions, even when those opinions are based on assumptions.
“Watu kuongea hiyo ilikuwa maoni yao, their view, rumours.”
He argued that many social media users spend too much time discussing other people’s lives.
“Ukiangalia Wakenya wengi hawana kazi ya kufanya. Kazi yao ni kuongea, wanapenda kufuatilia maisha ya mtu na kuongea vitu hawaelewi.”
Despite the attention the trip received online, Chuka maintained that the criticism did not affect him.
“Si kitu ilinihurt maana yake ilikuwa rumours.”
Latest remarks follow comments on university students.
The interview comes days after Chuka Kenyan Prince drew criticism over his remarks about university students.
In a video shared online, he offered a blunt definition of the term
“comrade”, suggesting many students lack direction and depend entirely on their parents financially.
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“A comrade is someone who is confused about life and doesn’t know what they want. They are just there playing with the parents’ money.”
The comments divided opinion, with some agreeing that students should focus on building their future, while others argued that university life is a period of learning and personal development rather than a measure of success.
