Flamboyant forex trader Raymond Omosa, popularly known as Kenyan Prince, has set his sights on buying a private helicopter before marrying his partner, Stephanie, saying he expects to purchase in 2027.
Speaking during an interview on Milele FM on Thursday, November 5, 2026, the trader said he had given himself one year to acquire the aircraft, which he intends to use for personal leisure rather than business or commercial purposes.
“I have to buy a chopper before marrying Stephanie. Just give me one year. Last year, when I came for an interview here, I said I’ll buy a Lamborghini this year. Now you see, in 2027, I’m buying a chopper,” he said.
Kenyan Prince explained that the helicopter would not be available for hire or used to travel to work, but would instead be a personal luxury item.
He also said he planned to customise the aircraft with his nickname, Kenyan Prince, making it distinctively his own.
“The chopper won’t be for show or to hire. It’s not a chopper for going to work. It will just be a chopper for me chilling. I will even customise my name, Kenyan Prince. And it will all be because of forex,” he added.
Kenyan Prince’s claims about his wealth
The latest remarks add to a series of public statements in which the trader has spoken about his wealth and expensive lifestyle.
In a previous interview, Kenyan Prince claimed that buying cars was a minor expense for him, saying he could walk into a car yard and purchase a vehicle whenever he wanted.
He also suggested that he did not need to make lengthy financial plans before acquiring a new car, describing such purchases as something he could make using his spare money.
During an appearance on the Over 1M Podcast hosted by Tony Mwirigi in July 2026, the trader disclosed that his estimated net worth was Ksh560 million. He said his wealth was spread across businesses, properties and vehicles, while identifying forex trading as a major source of his income.
Recent remarks about Interpol
Kenyan Prince’s latest comments also come days after he attracted attention for challenging US President Donald Trump and international police agency Interpol to arrest him.
In a video shared on Instagram on Saturday, October 31, 2026, while in Dubai, he dared Interpol to come for him, claiming that he was not afraid of being arrested.
“Interpol are cowards. I dare Interpol: if they have muscles and they are not cowards, they should come for me here. I am chilling in Dubai,” he said.
The trader’s latest promise to acquire a private helicopter in 2027 adds another ambitious purchase to the luxury lifestyle he frequently discusses publicly. However, he has not provided details about the aircraft he intends to buy or when he expects to complete the purchase.
