- Mombasa's rich man Imran Khosla made a big splash while his son, Zakir, was getting married
- The grand ceremony was attended by President William Ruto and where Diamond Platnumz, Nandy and D Voice entertained the guests
- Diamond thanked him for his love and the money he was paid, and the amount surprised many Kenyans
Music stars in Tanzania Diamond Platnumz he has been paid a hefty sum to perform in Kenya several weeks after his show failed.
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How much did Zakir Khosla pay Diamond Platnumz?
After refusing to go on stage at Tamasha La Furaha earlier this month, the artist faced criticism and shared a long video explaining the reasons for his absence.
According to Diamond, he waited in his car for several hours waiting for his chance to perform, but it never came.
Diamond revealed that he was paid KSh 19.4 million to perform and will not return the money.
“I will not return it to you because you destroyed the contract,” he said.
On Saturday, December 21, Diamond performed at the wedding of the son of Mombasa's richest man, Imran Khosla, Zakir.
The lavish wedding was attended by Kenyan celebrities, including the President William RutoMinister Aden Duale, Governor Abdulswamad Sheriff Nassir, and other politicians.
Zakir was accompanied by several artists Bongoincluding Nandy and D Vice.
Diamond arrived at the wedding venue in a Mercedes Benz G Wagon, followed by a Mombasa County inspection vehicle and other luxury SUVs.
Wedding guests flocked to the artist, who wore a stunning crimson dress as they posed for selfies.
Kenyan political analyst, Cassy Pool, was praising the artist.
“Say hello to Mother Samia Suluhu. I love you so much. You are the Lion of East and Central Africa, others are nothing.”
Cassy Pool began to forcibly remove people, telling them to feed the artist.
“Slowly,” his manager warned him.
Diamond surprised many after revealing the amount he was paid to perform.
“I love Kenya more. 1 million dollars for a wedding show in Mombasa. Succeed and you will see. Alhamdulillah,” he wrote.
This translates to approximately KSh 129 million, and this is what Kenyans had to say:
sharon.wesonga:
“People have money in Kenya.”
jayce_kevo:
“Willy Paul writes, erasing.”
mr_mombasa:
“People wake up, please think about finding money.”
memeflix_visuals:
“Money is everything.”
black_h.eart_:
“But you people are very game to compare this guy with Willy Paul. Let's help him reach the Diamond level.”
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