Willy Paul Challenges Nyashinski, Bien, and Nameless to a Live Show Competition

Award-winning Kenyan artist Willy Paul has challenged Nyashinski, Bien, Otile Brown, and Nameless to a live performance contest to determine who reigns as the king of live shows.

In a recent update, Pozze expressed his desire to compete with the four artists in a singing and dancing showdown. He emphasized his respect for them, which is why he is extending the invitation for this faceoff.

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“I’m challenging Bien, Nyash, OB, and Nameless to a live performance match (singing & dancing). Let’s see who the real king is. I mean this in a good way; I have love and respect for all of them,” Willy Paul stated.

He also boasted about having the biggest song in Kenya at the moment—“Kuukuu.”

“Keep in mind that I have the biggest song in the country, 😊😊 Kuukuu,” he added.

Paul’s comments sparked a range of reactions among his followers on social media.

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Willy Paul’s Alleged Girlfriend Says She’s Okay with Sharing Him with Other Women: “Sharing is Caring” [VIDEO]

Kenyan model, dancer, and content creator Ikoh Roz, whose real name is Rose Wanjiku, recently shared her thoughts on her boyfriend Willy Paul repeatedly sliding into women’s DMs.

Despite Willy Paul being called out by several women for his actions, Roz doesn’t seem to be concerned about his behavior.

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In an interview with Mungai Eve, Roz stated that she doesn’t mind Willy Paul’s actions, considering it a “normal thing” for men.

“That’s normal. A man has to slide into DMs. You never know if it’s for business or something else. I’m okay with it. Sharing is caring. A man who drives many cars is an expert. But a car driven by many men is a scam,” Roz explained.

Rumors of Ikoh Roz dating Willy Paul have been circulating since last year. Though they’ve often joked about their relationship, Ikoh addressed the speculation in an interview with YouTuber Prince Newton.

During the interview, she shared details about her life and career. Raised in Murang’a, Ikoh moved to Nairobi for university after completing her primary and secondary education. At 22, she humorously described herself as “still a child.”

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Her love for dancing began at an early age, recalling how she used to earn money entertaining politicians and MPs. This experience kick-started her 18-year journey in the dancing and influencing industry.

Ikoh’s career as a digital content creator took off after high school in 2021. She has found success as both a model and dancer, continuing to grow in the entertainment industry.

Despite her achievements, Ikoh has faced challenges like cyberbullying but chooses to maintain a positive outlook and avoid negativity.

When it comes to dating rumors with Willy Paul, Ikoh remained somewhat vague, neither confirming nor denying a romantic relationship but acknowledging their close bond and friendship.

Overall, Ikoh Roz is a rising star in Kenya’s entertainment scene, with her journey from a child dancer to a successful content creator serving as an inspiration.

Willy Paul discusses his tendency to slide into women’s DMs

Controversial singer Willy Paul has addressed his well-known habit of sliding into women’s DMs on Instagram. This behavior has been repeatedly exposed by various women, and some social media users have labeled it as bothersome.

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While Willy Paul admits to his actions, he defends himself by claiming that he means no harm. He argues that his intention is simply to greet people he finds attractive.

“When you see someone attractive, wouldn’t you want to say hello? That’s all I’m doing. I greet them in the name of God,” Willy Paul explained on the Mic Cheque podcast.

He dismissed the complaints, noting that he often starts conversations by sending Bible verses when women provide their contact information. “If you ask most of the women I’ve messaged, you’ll find that I start by sending a Bible verse. That’s where we begin, and then we see how things progress,” he added.

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Unfazed by the criticism, Willy Paul has no intention of changing his approach, believing he is not causing any harm. In July, he even announced on Instagram that he would be reaching out to beautiful Kenyan women via direct messages for a significant project.

“Are you a beautiful lady? Model type? Expect me in your DMs personally. If you see me asking for your number, don’t be surprised… I’ve got work for you!” he wrote.

Willy Paul’s unconventional method of connecting with women continues to generate reactions and discussions on social media.

Willy Paul’s former signee, Queen P, spills the beans on their split

Telani, popularly known as Queen P, has finally addressed the questions her fans had about her relationship with Willy Paul and her departure from his record label, Saldido International Records. In an interview with Kenya Online Media on July 29, Telani shared insights into her music career, which began long before she joined Saldido, where she was known under a different name and produced various genres that suited her style.

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Upon signing with Saldido in November 2021, Telani felt uneasy about adapting to a different musical direction. She expressed a desire to return to her original sound, which led her to rebrand herself as Telani. “I want to be known as Telani… to take that as my brand name forever,” she said, describing her music as a mix of Afropop, dancehall, and other influences.

Telani, the daughter of renowned Mugiithi musician Mike Rua, also cited her education as a reason for leaving the record label after less than a year. She clarified that her working relationship with Willy Paul was positive and that she left to focus on her studies, a decision supported by her family.

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Reflecting on her time at Saldido, Telani mentioned learning valuable skills, including beat-making, and praised Willy Paul’s work ethic. She denied having any negative experiences while working with him and expressed openness to future collaborations, noting that despite the many accusations against him, her experience was positive.

Telani is now ready to balance her education with her passion for music, bringing her unique blend of styles to the forefront once again.

Celebrities unite in protest of the 2024 finance bill

There has been an uproar  over this year’s finance bill which is about to pass in the next few days.  It contains controversial clauses such as an annual motor vehicle tax, 16% VAT on loan, 16% VAT on bread, excise duty on mobile money transactions and an increase of taxes on alcohol, 

 

For a lot of prominent personalities in Kenyan entertainment they are taking action by protesting The Bill. At the front line we have Eric Omondi  who yesterday took to the streets to arrange a demonstration against the finance bill, and also appeared on television to debate it

Then we have celebrated artist Willy Paul  who said on Instagram:

 

“Guys, go read the finance bill 2024. My God, kwisha!”

Arbantone Artist Maandy also chimed in:

 

“Call your area MP and tell them to reject the 2024 Finance Bill. Tutamalizwa!”

Betty Kyallo, a former news anchor turned business woman, had something to say about the bill.  

 

“A BIG NO to the Finance Bill 2024. We have closed businesses, we are ailing economically as a country. We don’t need any more suffering. We need support from our government, not torment.”

For her, these comments come from experience because she has closed multiple businesses in the last couple of years.  This includes her salon, her shelf space rental business and her spa.

 

Willy Paul set to relocate to Germany

 

After a successful musical tour in Germany,  Kenyan music sensation Willy Paul  has come out to say that he is going to relocate to the country. He posted to his Instagram:

 

“I’ve Decided To Make Germany My New Home… Lots Of Love And Opportunities Here. It’s About Time… Pushing The Pozze Sound To The World. Will Miss Y’all Though. Keep Supporting Your Ninja. Even Without My Presence, I Will Still Run The Kenyan Industry”

 


There has recently been a large wave of sentiment amongst young Kenyans that they want to move away from the country.  Recently a research firm named Odipodev  did a study that should that 84% of young Kenyans wish to leave the country. They didn’t even want to stay in Africa. Their most preferred destination was the US. 

 

 

Perhaps Willy Paul is also in this boat and he will join other artists like Naiboi and Flexx who disappeared abroad despite seemingly having a lot of success in the Kenyan market

Otile Brown Responds To Willy Paul’s Claim Of Being Better Than Him

Otile Brown is sporting a new tattoo and making headlines in the Kenyan music scene.

Pozze recently released his album “Beyond Gifted” and claims it achieved 20 million streams on the first day, making it the most successful album in Kenya. This sparked a debate with other musicians, including Otile.

Pozze hailed himself as the biggest artist in the 254; and maintained that his album would continue doing way much better than that of Otile Brown.

“The album of the year is already at 2.2 million streams on boomplayKenya alone. Ingine naskia iko na 1.9 na 3 months uko waah, anyway continue streaming my well-written English album”

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Otile Responds

Otile responded by sharing a radio interview where he declared himself the “King” of Kenyan music. He emphasized that his music is not just about financial gain, but about social impact.

“Kubali I am the best you have, for real, for real. Ukatae, ukubali …sasa nani atawapatia hizi vibes? Na kuna watu ambae wamekaa hapo wanawaza kwamba ohh Otile tunataka aondoke kwa sababu they want to convince themselves that I aint a special case. umeelewa? Coz they ain’t ever seen somebody who is on his vibe like me. ” he bragged.

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Otile believes his music resonates with all ages and educates listeners. “You see how much I impact society,” he stated. “I’m the artist a mother can listen to with her children. That’s why I’m so loved. I don’t have fans, I have an army.”

Who do you think is better between the two?

Willy Paul Blasts Fake Gospel Industry, Credits Secular Music For Helping Him Find Himself

Kenyan musician Willy Paul, known by his stage name Pozee, is speaking out about his departure from gospel music. In a recent interview with the Mic Check podcast, Pozee doesn’t hold back, calling out what he sees as hypocrisy and inauthenticity within the gospel industry.

Pozee describes a period of depression where he reached out to his “spiritual family” for support, only to be ignored. He claims these individuals, who he believed were devoted to God’s work, were more interested in money and fame than genuine ministry.

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Feeling ostracized by the gospel community and targeted by online trolls, Pozee made a decisive move: he left the gospel scene altogether.

But where did he turn? Pozee reveals that secular artists Muthoni Drummer Queen and Nyashinski encouraged him to stay true to himself. He credits this switch, and his embrace of the “bwana mkunaji” persona, with allowing him to finally become the authentic Willy Pozee we see today.

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Pozze has been among the most successful secular musicians in the 254, and his latest album dubbed ‘Beyond Gifted’ is already garnering numerous views on streaming platforms.

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The feud between Willy Paul and Diamond Platnumz: The lengthy post that ignited the conflict

Kenyan singer Willy Paul recently released his much-anticipated album, ‘Beyond Gifted,’ featuring a diverse range of artists from across the continent.

Collaborators include Tanzanian artists Nandy and Marioo, Jamaican artists Alaine and Denique, French artist Maud Elka, Liberian artist JZyNo, and Nigeria’s Iyanya.

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When asked about the absence of Kenyan artists on the album, Willy Paul explained that his goal was to establish a global presence. He pointed out the lack of unity among Kenyan artists, suggesting that a shift in mindset is necessary for the industry’s growth.

He expressed a strong desire to elevate Kenya’s presence on the international music scene. Notably, Willy Paul has collaborated with several prominent Tanzanian artists, but not with Diamond Platnumz.

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In a recent interview on Radio Citizen, Willy Paul recounted his attempt to work with Diamond Platnumz. He flew to Tanzania, visited Wasafi studio, and had a meeting with Diamond and his managers. They agreed to work on two songs, from which Diamond would select one. However, the collaboration never materialized.

“We flew to Tanzania, went to the Wasafi studio, and had a meeting with Diamond and his managers. We agreed we would come up with two songs, then he would choose one. It never went through until now. I don’t know what happened because during the meeting, he was okay and cool,” Willy Paul said.

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Willy Paul also noted that before Harmonize and Rayvanny left Wasafi, he had collaborated with them, but Diamond never promoted these collaborations. However, Diamond would often promote collaborations between other Kenyan artists and Wasafi artists.

“For me, he was an idol. I grew up looking up to him. I used to perform with his beats at Gospel events. I don’t know what happened,” he added.

Willy Paul also shared an incident where he was supposed to be interviewed by Wasafi while Diamond was present. Despite agreeing to the interview, it never took place.

Weezdom, a close friend, revealed that Willy Paul received a long message from Diamond, which he didn’t want anyone else to see.

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“I have never seen Diamond send such a long message, and Willy Paul did not want anyone to see it. Now that he has brought it up, maybe he can explain if it was an argument or something else. Diamond told him we are brothers, and in this life, we will need each other,” Weezdom said.

Willy Paul shared that Diamond’s message seemed to express disappointment, though he wasn’t sure if it was directed at him or Wasafi.

“The message Diamond sent me, I didn’t understand… It was like he was disappointed or something: I don’t know if it was towards me or Wasafi… Someone must have stirred things up. At that time, I was still a young Gospel artist,” Willy Paul explained.

Willy Paul concluded by emphasizing the need for unity in East Africa and across Africa. He stressed the importance of looking beyond personal differences and working together for the greater good.

“What I can say is, let’s sit down and lift East Africa. Africa will stand. There are things we need to look at beyond personal issues,” he stated.

Willy Paul Claims He Is Motivated By Critics As He Celebrates Success Of His Album

Willy Paul is basking in the positive response to his latest album, “Beyond Gifted,” which debuted on April 30th. The singer appeared on KTN this past weekend, where he interacted with enthusiastic fans and revealed the album’s impressive performance – surpassing 20 million total streams in just 24 hours.

Currently promoting the album through media tours, Willy Paul expresses pride in every track. He reminisced about the collaborative process, acknowledging the time and effort invested: “Good things take time,” he shared.

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The artist also addressed the cyberbullying he encounters. “It actually motivates me,” he explained. “Knowing they’ll pounce on any setback fuels my drive. So, I thank them and keep pushing out music.”

Willy Paul, the sole musician signed to his label Saldido Records, hinted at future diversification: “Saldido is venturing into other businesses beyond music production. Details will come later.”

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Pozzee, as he’s also known, acknowledged the two-year journey behind “Beyond Gifted.” “It’s a team effort,” he emphasized. “Putting together an album with artists like Mr. Iyanya, Skales, and Alaine takes time and collaboration.”

In 2023, Willy Paul expressed his belief in elevating the Kenyan music industry, calling himself “the most talented man that’ll save it.” He has also advocated for weeding out mediocrity in the scene.

Willy Paul retaliates against Otile Brown for disparaging Kenyan musicians

Singer Willy Paul has responded to fellow artist Otile Brown’s recent remarks about the state of Kenyan musicians’ international recognition.

At a press conference and brand meetup unveiling BoomFest 2024 on March 14, Willy Paul, known affectionately as Pozze, wasted no time addressing Otile Brown’s comments. He asserted that he refuses to carry the burden of others’ struggles.

“Don’t bring me your problems. I am too international. Please don’t project your issues onto me. If doors have closed for him to go international, he shouldn’t blame all of us,” Pozze stated firmly.

Expanding on his position, he declared, “No one should point fingers at others. Kenyans have immense potential. We will conquer the world.”

This response follows Otile Brown’s recent challenge to East African artists, urging them to step up their efforts to compete globally.

In an honest interview with Oga Obinna on YouTube, Otile Brown emphasized that there isn’t currently a single East African artist recognized on the international stage.

“We have to fight for this international title because right now the industry is stagnant. Let’s not deceive ourselves; in East Africa, there’s no international artist. We’re all stagnant; there’s no international artist,” Otile Brown asserted.

He further highlighted the remarkable success of Nigerian singer Ruger and noted the absence of a comparable figure in East Africa.

“Let’s face reality. We have a lot of work to do. Let’s not pretend that we need to repackage ourselves and make noise. Some artists just recently gained prominence, they’re not in my league, people like Ruger and others. A newcomer who recently emerged, yet no artist in East Africa can rival Ruger on the international stage,” he emphasized.

BoomFest 2024 will feature performances by several Kenyan artists, including Nameless, Ssaru, Fathermoh, Buruklyn Boyz, V-Be, Arrow Bwoy, Nadia Mukami, Willy Paul, Boutross, and DJ Lyta.

Willy Paul Speaks After Being Released From Custody

Musician Willy Paul was released from police custody on Monday, March 4, after a dramatic arrest at his residence in Syokimau.

Prior to the arrest, Paul had posted on Instagram claiming police were outside his home, putting his life in danger, and accusing him of hitting a pedestrian. However, it has been revealed that the arrest stemmed from his failure to appear in court for a cyberbullying case filed by Diana Bahati, wife of musician Kelvin Kioko (Bahati).

Caroline Giseve, lawyer representing Diana Bahati, confirmed to reporters that Paul was arrested on cyberbullying charges. Paul has not yet publicly addressed the specific accusations.

Following his release, Paul took to Instagram to thank his fans for their support, expressing his gratitude and stating he was “home safe and sound.” He did not disclose any details regarding the arrest or the charges against him.

Willy Paul Released After Claiming His Life Is In Danger

Musician Willy Paul, known by his stage name “Pozee,” has taken to social media alleging threats to his safety.

Pozee shared on Instagram that individuals claiming to be police officers are present outside his residence.

“I’ve been told that there are police officers outside my house syotani Villas waiting for me saying I knocked someone and ran away, they want to kill me!!! The same thing hapened last year. If something happens to me you mjue ni watu wamevaa uniform and they’re outside my house right now!!” he wrote.

He alleges these individuals accuse him of a hit-and-run incident and expresses concern for his safety.

Pozee claims a similar accusation was made against him last year.

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Pozee urged his followers and journalists to visit his residence to verify the situation and potentially deter any alleged threats.

Willy Paul Released

The musician has reportedly been released since then; but on a cash bail of Ksh 100,000. According to Diana Marua’s lawyer, Pozze has not been adhering to court summons for 2 years, leading to police arresting him. His ruling is yet to be heard.

Willy Paul’s arraignment follows his arrest on Monday

Musician Wilson Radido, widely known as Willy Paul, was arrested at his Syokimau residence yesterday in connection to allegations of a hit-and-run accident. He is expected to face formal charges today.

Benson Waziri Chacha, previously charged with conning Members of Parliament in 2018, will appear in court as his case resumes. Chacha faces multiple charges, including obtaining money by false pretense, impersonating public servants, and conspiracy to defraud. He is currently out on a Sh1 million bond, and the proceedings will continue at the Milimani Law Courts in Nairobi before trial magistrate Lucas Onyina.

In the family court, there is a dispute between two widows, Grace Rigiri and Sarah Kathambi, over the final resting place for Silas Kamuta Igweta, who passed away three weeks ago. Both women are seeking to have the burial take place at their respective homes, and the case is scheduled for a hearing today.

Willy Paul Apprehended By Police

Kenyan musician Willy Paul, known by his stage name Pozee, was apprehended by police at his residence in Syokimau on March 4th, 2024.

Prior Social Media Activity

Earlier that day, Pozee took to social media expressing concerns about his safety and alleging police presence outside his home intending to arrest him. He further claimed to be facing accusations of a hit-and-run involving a pedestrian, suggesting this was not the first time he had faced such allegations.

“I’ve been told that there are police officers outside my house syotani Villas waiting for me saying I knocked someone and ran away, they want to kill me!!! The same thing hapened last year. If something happens to me you mjue ni watu wamevaa uniform and they’re outside my house right now!!” he wrote.

The details surrounding the arrest and the alleged hit-and-run incident remain unclear at this time.

Local journalists rapidly deployed to Willy Paul’s home in response to his social media notifications.

Bloggers were denied access at the gate, but they were nevertheless able to confirm that the singer had been captured.

According to media reports, police cars were present at the area, which suggested that Willy Paul had been arrested and was being taken to an undisclosed location.

Willy Paul Returns To Church After 7 Years, Reflects On Past & Looks Ahead

Gospel-turned-secular singer Willy Paul surprised fans by attending church for the first time since 2017. He took to social media to express a sense of relief and a renewed outlook for the year, stating, “It’s Going To Be Wonderful Year Coz I’ve Started Mine In Church!!”

Willy Paul’s journey has been marked by both triumphs and controversies. He began his career as a gospel artist but later transitioned to secular music, a shift that often generated mixed reactions. His recent social media activity has also seen him tackling sensitive topics, including exposing an alleged celebrity with HIV/AIDS and advising women against taking shortcuts in life.

In October 2023, Willy Paul declared his single status and opened his heart to potential partners, inviting them to send him their “CVs” (presumably profiles). While this playful approach to finding love garnered attention, it also highlighted his personal search for connection and stability.

The singer’s return to church after five years suggests a personal shift, a desire to reconnect with spirituality and perhaps find healing from past experiences. His words, “The church did something bad to me,” hint at unresolved issues, but his decision to attend again speaks to a willingness to move forward and embrace a positive future.

Willy Paul’s journey is a reminder that everyone, even celebrities, navigate personal struggles and seek meaning in life. His recent actions, from church attendance to social activism, showcase a complex individual searching for his place in the world. Whether fans agree with all his choices, his willingness to be vulnerable and authentic resonates with many who also seek growth and transformation.

Willy Paul’s Saldido Studio Takes a Breather for a Big Refreshed Return

Kenyan musician Willy Paul dropped a surprise on fans this Tuesday, not with a new hit song, but with the temporary closure of his renowned Saldido International Entertainment Studio. This isn’t a goodbye, though, but a “see you soon,” as Willy emphasizes in his official statement.

Instead of fading into the background, Willy is taking Saldido on a revitalizing transformation journey. It’s all about giving the studio a much-needed facelift and upgrade, with the aim of creating a world-class space for creative sparks to fly.

“We’re excited to share that Saldido International Studio is undergoing a transformation to enhance your experience,” Willy declares in the statement. He acknowledges the temporary inconvenience but assures everyone that the revamp will ultimately benefit customers, producers, and artists alike.

Willy’s vision is clear: to provide a state-of-the-art playground for creativity, equipped with the latest tools and technology. It’s a commitment to raising the bar and pushing the boundaries of what a recording studio can be.

While the doors are temporarily closed, Willy emphasizes his appreciation for everyone’s support and promises to keep everyone updated on the progress. Until then, imagine the possibilities that await – a revitalized Saldido, ready to unleash a new wave of musical magic.

Willy Paul’s move isn’t just about bricks and mortar. It’s a statement about his ambition and dedication to the Kenyan music scene. By investing in Saldido, he’s investing in the future of countless artists and fostering a vibrant creative community. So, while we miss the familiar beat of the studio for now, let’s all get ready to be wowed by its grand re-opening, knowing that even bigger and better things are coming.

Willy Paul’s Saldido Label To Be Closed Temporarily

Kenyan music label Saldido International is gearing up for a fresh start with the temporary closure of its studio. This decision, announced by Willy Paul on January 9th, marks the beginning of a significant revitalization aimed at elevating the creative experience for customers, producers, and artists.

The temporary closure allows for much-needed renovations and improvements to the studio. This transformative period will result in a more efficient and inspiring space for music production and collaboration.

“We are excited to share that Saldido International Studio is undergoing a revitalising transformation to enhance your experience,” the label statement reads. “During this time, the studio will be temporarily closed for renovations and improvements.”

The statement expresses gratitude for the understanding and support of their valued clients during this phase. Once the studio is ready, they will provide a notification for its grand re-opening.

Saldido International Studio has played a pivotal role in nurturing Kenyan musical talent. Miss Picasah, the first artist signed under the label, released several successful tracks, while Klons, the first male artist, also enjoyed solo and collaborative hits with Willy Paul.

Willy Paul exposes celebrity infecting young ladies with HIV/ AIDS

Willy Paul stirred more controversy on the internet yesterday when he posted about a specific male celebrity who the ‘Njiwa’ accused of deliberately spreading HIV to naive young women.

The artist chastised the celebrity for his inexcusable actions on his Instagram Stories, where he shared the alarming information.

“You have AIDS and HIV and you’re a celebrity. You have been focusing on girls between the ages of 19 and 25. Some naïve girls are still unaware that you’ve contaminated them. A sister is the last person you contaminated. Boss, you ought to be behind bars. You are aware of who you are.

Prior to cautioning women against having an insatiable hunger for avarice,

Wa club na nyinyi madem wa form shauri yenu. Get checked out, please. Those who are fortunate, wachaneni na tamaa.

Section 14 of the HIV and AIDS Control Act of Kenya states that although disclosure is voluntary, an individual living with HIV who willfully and knowingly puts another person at risk of contracting the virus is guilty of an offense for which they may be sentenced to up to ten years in jail, up to Sh500,000 in fines, or both.

In a case brought by Aids Law Project, a nonprofit that provides free legal help in partnership with the University of Nairobi, the Kenya High Court struck down section 24 of the HIV/AIDS Act in 2010.

The court determined that the part violated the rights of people living with HIV to confidentiality and privacy, and that it was unconstitutional.

 

 

Willy Paul’s Cautionary Message for Women: Hard Work Over Shortcuts

Kenyan artist Willy Paul has taken to social media with a message for women, urging them to prioritize hard work and honest living over the allure of shortcuts and social pressures. In a post, he warned against the dangers of taking the “easy way,” citing potentially severe consequences, even death.

“Women, attending every party like this is not necessary; if you don’t have money, just stay at home. Avoid friends who tempt you with offers such as carpooling.

Don’t let the pressure of social media affect you. Go out there and work hard the right way. Taking shortcuts will shorten your life. It’s not too late to start over,”

He specifically addressed the pressure to attend every party and the temptation of seemingly “luxurious” offers from friends. His words come amidst the tragic news of socialite Starlet Wahu’s murder, highlighting the potential pitfalls of chasing online portrayals of wealth and instant gratification.

While Paul’s previous comments about “broke women” were criticized for their stereotyping and lack of context, this message focuses on empowering women through independent hustle. He encourages them to avoid social media’s pressure cooker and build their lives with hard-earned success, suggesting it’s never too late to choose a different path.

Willy Paul trashes Bahati and Diana Marua’s ostentatious gift giving

Willy Paul says he values his privacy and would never publicly show off any gift he would give his girlfriend or wife. However, he has no problem with those celebrities who choose to publicly display their love for one another.

In a recent interview with YouTuber Vincent Mboya, Paul congratulated his former besties Bahati and Diana for their celebration of their marriage. When asked if he had seen the viral video of how Diana received her luxurious car, Paul said he had not. He added that he was happy for the couple and that it was up to each individual to decide how they wanted to express their love for their partner.

Paul also said that he did not plan to get married himself because he had seen men kill themselves over women. He said that he did not want to be in a situation where his wife would leave him and become another man’s wife.

Bahati and Diana have been married for seven years and recently celebrated their anniversary with a week-long celebration. Bahati gave Diana seven gifts over the week, culminating in a Range Rover being unveiled as the ultimate present.

Paul’s comments about privacy and marriage are interesting and reflect his own personal values. He is a popular celebrity, but he chooses to keep his personal life private. He also has a strong opinion on marriage and the importance of commitment.

Willy Paul Addresses Viral Video Of Him Picking Up Female Fan

Kenyan musician Willy Paul has addressed a viral video of him picking up a female fan along Thika Road. In a recent interview, Paul explained that the lady he picked up was not a stranger but rather a friend of a friend who was in the car with him at the time.

“Is it wrong for a celebrity to have female friends?” Paul asked, expressing frustration at the way the incident was portrayed. He also pointed out that the person who recorded the video had a different agenda.

“The guy who recorded the video came to beg me at the window, saying he was my fan,” Paul said. “But it turns out he was just trying to get content.”

Paul’s explanation has been met with skepticism by some fans, who believe that he is trying to cover up a scandal. However, others have defended the musician, saying that it is unfair to judge him based on a short video clip.

Ultimately, the truth about what happened between Paul and the female fan is only known to them. However, it is important to note that celebrities are often the subject of rumors and speculation, and it is important to be critical of the information we consume.

Willy Paul Hints At New Relationship With Tik-Toker

Kenyan musician Willy Paul has hinted at finding new love after his recent breakup with fellow musician Miss P.

The singer took to his social media pages to share a photo of himself with popular TikToker Grace Margers, known by many as Cakie Mbili. He captioned the photo with the words “No weapon formed against me shall prosper. New beginnings. We move on regardless!”

Kenyan artiste Willy Paul and TikToker Grace alias Cake mbili. PHOTO/Willy Paul(@willy.paul.msafi)/Instagram

The post has sparked speculation that Willy Paul is now dating Cakie Mbili, although neither of them have confirmed or denied the rumors.

Willy Paul and Miss P’s relationship was on and off for several years. They first announced their breakup in 2021, but later reconciled. However, they announced their final breakup in July 2023.

Willy Paul has been open about his desire to find love again. In a recent video, he urged any interested women to “shoot their shot.”

It remains to be seen whether Willy Paul and Cakie Mbili are actually dating, but the photo has certainly got fans talking.

Willy Paul Thanks Babu Owino for Advice After Studio Attack

Kenyan singer Willy Paul has thanked politician Babu Owino for his advice following the recent attack on his studio.

In an Instagram video, Willy Paul said that he met with Owino and they discussed the matter in detail. Owino advised Willy Paul on how to handle the situation, and the singer said that he is now taking his next steps “very carefully.”

Willy Paul also addressed the setback caused by the attack, saying that it had forced him to postpone the release of a new song. However, he said that his team is back on track and that he will be releasing new music soon.

The singer also denied that the attack was a publicity stunt, saying that it was a “matter of life and death.” He urged other artists to avoid seeking attention at the expense of their safety.

Willy Paul said that he knows the people who attacked his studio and that he is working with the police to bring them to justice. He thanked his fans for their support and said that he is determined to continue making music.

The attack on Willy Paul’s studio is the latest in a series of incidents targeting Kenyan artists. In recent months, several musicians have been robbed or attacked, and some have even been killed.

The attacks have raised concerns about the safety of artists in Kenya. The government has said that it is working to address the problem, but many artists are still feeling vulnerable.

Willy Paul’s decision to speak out about the attack is a sign that he is not afraid to stand up for himself and his fellow artists. His words may help to raise awareness of the issue and encourage the government to take action.

Weezdom Says Kenyan Showbiz Needs Willy Paul Bahati beef

Kenyan singer Weezdom has said that the Kenyan entertainment industry needs to learn from Tanzania if it wants to revive its flagging fortunes.

Weezdom pointed to the recent online feud between Tanzanian music stars Diamond Platnumz and Alikiba as an example of the kind of healthy competition that can be used to generate interest in the entertainment industry.

“If you follow Tanzanian showbiz, it’s very interesting and captivating,” Weezdom said. “There is always some creative gist about their industry, which is what we lack here. What we do here is clout chasing with very silly, stupid stunts that get nowhere.”

Weezdom cited the past feud between former gospel singer Kevin Bahati and Willy Paul as an example of a healthy rivalry that sparked public interest in Kenyan showbiz.

“I enjoyed it when Bahati and Willy Paul tore each other apart,” Weezdom said. “It sparked public interest, which later on created some good business ground for both parties.”

However, Weezdom warned that such rivalries need to be kept professional and not allowed to become personal.

“At some point, they lost the plot, and it became kind of personal and stupid, losing the mojo and flavor,” he said.

Weezdom believes that the Kenyan entertainment industry needs to find a way to generate more excitement and interest if it wants to compete with Tanzania and other regional rivals.

“We need to find a way to be more creative and engaging,” he said. “We need to find a way to get people talking about us.”

Weezdom’s comments come at a time when the Kenyan entertainment industry is facing increasing competition from other regional rivals, such as Tanzania and Nigeria. In order to stay ahead of the curve, the Kenyan industry needs to find new ways to generate interest and excitement.

Willy Paul Calls Out Kenyan Gospel Music Industry

Kenyan gospel artist Willy Paul has taken to social media to call out the gospel music industry, labelling it as a “dirty game” and a “big scam.”

In a post on his Instagram account, Willy Paul expressed his relief at no longer being part of the gospel music scene and hinted that things are about to heat up.

“Kenyan Gospel is a dirty game, big scam! Thank God I’m not part of it. It’s about to get hot,” he stated.

Willy Paul’s comments have sparked a debate on social media, with some people agreeing with him and others disagreeing.

Those who agree with Willy Paul say that the gospel music industry is full of hypocrisy and that many gospel artists are only in it for the money. They also say that the industry is not supportive of new artists.

Those who disagree with Willy Paul say that he is just trying to stir up controversy and that he is not being fair to the gospel music industry. They also say that there are many genuine gospel artists who are making a difference in the world.

It is unclear what Willy Paul’s next move will be, but his comments have certainly shaken up the gospel music industry. It will be interesting to see how the industry responds in the coming days and weeks.