Akothee finally said ‘I do’ to Denis Schweizer alias Omosh. Photo Courtesy
Akothee finally said ‘I do’ to Denis Schweizer alias Omosh in a grand wedding event hosted at the Windsor Golf and Country Club on April 10.
The wedding ceremony brought together many high-profile individuals from different walks of life. The guest list included top politicians, business people, and media personalities.
However, The Mathenges – Wahu and Nameless, Willis Raburu, and The Murayas – DJ Mo and Size 8 were among the notable media personalities that did not attend the event.
Willis Raburu apologized to Akothee for being unable to attend, while DJ Mo clarified that they were invited but had other engagements.
It is worth noting that Gender Cabinet Secretary Aisha Jumwa attended it, Kisumu First Lady Madam Dorothy Nyong’o, Migori First Lady Agnes Ayacko, former Mombasa gubernatorial candidate Suleiman Shahbal and High Court advocate Professor PLO Lumumba. Others are; Alex Mwakideu, Jalang’o, Billy Miya, and David Osiany.
The wedding has become the talk of the town, especially on how it was handled and the flashiness it came with.
The singer shared photos on social media of the luxury wedding held on Easter Monday, where she officially became Mrs. Schweizer. The post garnered many reactions from her followers, with many offering their congratulations and well wishes for a happy married life.
However, so little is known of Mr Omosh as his online presence is almost zero, with various social media users wondering whether they would get any of his accounts.
Nairobi News has, however, gone out of the way and collected several details about the man who walked down the aisle alongside Ms Akothee, who is known to be outspoken, especially on matters of love.
Omosh has an account on one of the famous dating websites – Afro Introductions – and from the details he has listed there at some point, he was seeking to date a lady based in Mombasa aged between 18-24 years old.
In his profile, where he identifies himself as Ed, he states that he is 34 years old and wanted a female living in Kenya aged between 18-24 years old.
He says that he drinks alcohol but does not smoke; he is a Christian. His details online can also be traced to a town called Bern in Switzerland, where he signed a lease for a rental.
According to eSafety Commissioner, a website that advises people on security issues says that most people usually hide their identities for many reasons.
“By hiding their real identity or using fake profiles they can act without the fear of being judged for their actions or punished. Secondly, being able to hide their real identity allows individuals and crime syndicates to pretend to be someone else and use that as a way to exploit others,” eSafety states. Under the positive category of hiding identities, one is to limit or control how personal data is collected and stored and who can access and use it. This helps prevent security breaches, surveillance, and intrusive web tracking.
“Another reason for anonymity and identity shielding is to protect users from unwanted contact. For example, eSafety encourages children only to use their given name, a nickname, or an avatar online instead of a full real name. This makes it more difficult for sexual predators and scammers to interact with them,” it further says.
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