Prince Indah Addresses Claims of Being Helped By 'Mababu' To Rise In Music

Prince Indah, an Ohangla artiste, has dispelled claims of being helped by ancestors to rise in the music industry.

Speaking to Oga Obinna, the celebrated Dholuo singer admitted that his musical fortune happened with the help of God.

Prince Indah explained that some may not believe God helped him rise in the music industry because they believe in gods. However, he said that what the gods/ancestors can do, God can do it mightily.

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“Hii story ya mababu, kama ni ukweli, ni sawa. Kama ni mababu wamenifikisha mahali nipo, ni sawa, we thank God juu hata hao mababu ni Mungu tu ndiye amewaleta. Lakini kama si ukweli, Mungu awasamehe.” Prince Indah stated.

The Ohangla singer urged people to trust God and believe that God blesses people rather than claiming that for one to rise, one is helped by the ancestors.

“Lazma ujue kitu chenye mababu wanawezafanya, Mungu anawezafanya mara kumi. Na nikisema nimebarikiwa na Mungu, Mungu hatoki kwenu. Mbona asinibariki? Mbona huamini amebibariki?” The singer added.

He also revealed that the rings he wears are not from his ancestors. He said he buys most of them in Nairobi, Yaya Centre. Additionally, he denied reports alleging his wedding outfit was made of curtains.

Prince Indah said his outfit was made from original textured material, but perhaps, some people with poor cameras might have confused his outfit with curtains.