Boutross faces legal charges from Prince Otach after arranging side gig in Scotland

Kenyan musician Boutross Munene has found himself at the center of a potential legal battle with Prince Otach, the 'Chief Executive Officer' of Kenyans in the United Kingdom.

The dispute arose following Boutross' claims of being financially scammed after performing at a festival organized by Otach.

Prince Otach organized the Kenya Diaspora Festival, which was marketed as the largest Kenyan concert held in Europe.

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The event took place on May 20, 2023, and promised an exciting lineup of artists and performances.

However, Boutross Munene alleges that his experience with Prince Otach and the festival did not go as planned.

Boutross accuses Otach of backing out on their financial agreement

According to Boutross, Prince Otach failed to fulfill their financial obligations after the festival.

Boutross expresses frustration with Otach's handling of their payment, stating that he was taken in circles when it came to completing their pay.

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He accused Otach of not providing the agreed-upon accommodation, neglecting their needs, and withholding their full payment after the Kenya Diaspora Festival.

The 'Angela' hit maker also alleges that Otach contacted the Scottish lounge where they had arranged a gig and claimed the earnings without giving Boutross a fair share.

Prince Otach's response & threat of legal action

In response to Boutross' online rant, Prince Otach issued a statement asserting his side of the story.

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Taking to his Instagram account on Saturday 3, Otach emphasized that contracts are signed by both parties for a reason and defends his investment in organizing the events.

"Boutross is quite talented, but he is still new in this music business. He will gradually learn that contracts are signed by both parties for a reason. I invest my hard earned money to put up these events, so it's in order for me to protect my investments.

"I can not fly an artist from Kenya to the UK only for them to come and start arranging side events behind my back... From my end, this additional show in Scotland and online defamation is a legal issue. Boutross will be hearing from my lawyer in less than 72 hours outlining the damages I am claiming," Otach wrote.