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Kenyan Prince announces bid to run for MP in 2027: "Mimi niko na pesa"

Kenyan Prince announces bid to run for MP in 2027: "Mimi niko na pesa"

Forex trader Kenyan Prince says he will contest an MP seat in 2027, argues wealthy candidates serve better and targets Forbes Under 30 and Elon Musk-level success.

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Forex trader Kenyan Prince has set tongues wagging after casually dropping a 2027 parliamentary ambitions announcement during a lighthearted studio interview aired on SSTV Kenya.

The clip, recorded on November 13, 2026, features the trader in a relaxed two-person conversation set against a Nairobi city skyline backdrop. When his interviewer pressed him on his future plans, Kenyan Prince did not hesitate.

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What made the revelation particularly striking was not the ambition itself but the reasoning behind it.

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Kenyan Prince argued that financial muscle is a prerequisite for effective representation, suggesting that electing candidates without money is a recipe for corruption.

His solution? Wealthy candidates who have no financial pressure going into office.

The parliamentary chat was just one highlight from an interview packed with big talk.

Kenyan Prince also laid out a string of personal milestones he intends to hit before his 30th birthday, including appearing on the Forbes Under 30 list and building a globally recognised brand.

In brief

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