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Musical duo Nadia Mukami and Arrow Bwoy celebrated Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 12, by hosting a gathering of friends in Nairobi, courtesy of Nadia’s foundation Lola and Safari. Arrow commended Nadia as the most dedicated mother and wife he knows.

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During media interviews, the couple discussed their family life and the possibility of expanding their family beyond their 2-year-old son, Kai. Nadia expressed that motherhood has become more manageable and enjoyable for her.

“When our son expresses himself these days, it feels good. Sometimes I see pregnant women and think they look so cute. I miss the experience,” she shared, dispelling misconceptions about motherhood.

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As for the prospect of having a second child, Nadia remained undecided, responding with a playful “Hmm…maybe,” while Arrow Bwoy indicated his openness to the idea. Their banter continued as Arrow jokingly teased Nadia about pregnancy signs, prompting her to clarify that she wasn’t expecting.

Regarding the timing of another child, Nadia emphasized that she’s currently focused on ongoing projects and doesn’t feel ready for another baby just yet. She hinted that it might be a consideration in the next one or two years, once she has more time to dedicate to parenting.

Nadia Mukami, a well-known Kenyan musician best known for her popular song Kai Wangu, is currently looking to her baby daddy, Arrow Bwoy, for financial support.
Nadia wants Arrow Bwoy to pay dowry and take care of the unsolved matter of Kai’s stipend.

Nadia revealed that her requests for child support arise from the fact that Arrow Bwoy had been on tour while she was taking care of their son in an interview with bloggers at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport on September 27, following her return to Kenya from the US.

“I feel I need an allowance because he has been touring. He went to Australia when the baby was six weeks for two months. So he needs to pay me for all that work I’ve put in,”

Notably, Nadia also wants to be acknowledged as Arrow Bwoy’s wife, a position that has not yet been established by dowry payment.

“He has not yet paid the dowry. So it would be very bad for my father and the elders if I claim a status as a wife. He (Arrow Bwoy) understands si ati ni kwa ubaya. He even knows I keep repeating this message,”

Originally, the pair intended to hold a conventional ceremony in February of this year, but that didn’t happen.

“That is up to him; you know you cannot pressure a man. It’s weird; it won’t feel natural,”

Nadia explained that her remarks are based on reality and are not intended to offend, acknowledging that they can be interpreted as insulting.

“But it’s the truth. Even Arrow Bwoy knows, and he is not mad. Before I go and say anything on social media, I know my partner. There is nothing that he’s ever said about me that has ever upset me,”

Nadia and Arrow Bwoy, who had been there before her, reunited when she got back from the US.

“I had missed him. He needs to pay me for taking care of our son alone for the longest time. It’s my responsibility, but it’s also his responsibility,”

Nadia Mukami is a singer who has been in a relationship with fellow celebrity Arrowbwoy for four years. She is a strong believer in respecting her partner’s privacy, and that includes not going through his phone.

“I feel like a man’s phone is his,” she says. “Why would I touch his phone? I don’t want to find anything there.”

Nadia believes that the curiosity to want to go through your partner’s phone can only breed insecurity and mistrust. She says that if you are in a relationship with someone, you should be able to trust them enough to not feel the need to snoop through their phone.

Nadia and Arrowbwoy have already met their respective in-laws, and Nadia feels that it is time for Arrowbwoy to step up his game and marry her. She says that in the 21st century, women need to tell their men that if they have not paid any dowry, then the woman is not fully committed to the relationship.

Last year, Nadia and Arrowbwoy’s relationship experienced some turbulence. Nadia walked away from the relationship, but they later got back together. Nadia praised Arrowbwoy for doing the most to ensure that they were back on track.

Nadia has always been candid about her relationship with Arrowbwoy, even taking on the role of a relationship critic. In a previous interview, she shared her thoughts on what men should do to spoil their women.

“Even if I am financially stable as a woman, a man spoiling me shouldn’t be an issue,” she said. “Naturally, men were created to fend for their families and women to be pampered. Spoiling a woman doesn’t mean you pay my bills, that’s where people get it wrong. If she is your girlfriend or wife, spoiling means taking her out to some nice restaurant she might have not been to for a meal, buying her flowers, buying her a shoe, a handbag she likes, or gifts she likes, things like those are what spoiling is all about. Spoiling a woman is not necessarily bills.”

Nadia’s views on relationships are refreshingly honest and straightforward. She is not afraid to speak her mind, even if it means going against the grain. She is a role model for women everywhere, and her advice on relationships is sure to help many people.

Kenyan musician Arrow Bwoy has appealed to Kenyans to help him raise money to pay the bride price for his fiancée, Nadia Mukami.

Mukami, who is also a musician, has said that she does not consider herself married until Arrow pays her dowry. The couple got engaged in March 2022, but Arrow has not yet taken the next step and paid the bride price.

“I’m not married. It is a fact. He hasn’t paid my dowry. He’s with me on credit,” Mukami said in an interview with Kiss FM.

She went on to say that her dowry is “very high” because she is a well-educated woman and a successful musician.

Arrow has acknowledged that he does not have a wife yet because he has not paid the bride price. He has asked Kenyans to help him raise money so that he can “get a wife the right way.”

The request for financial help has been met with mixed reactions. Some people have expressed sympathy for Arrow and have pledged to donate money. Others have criticized him for not being able to afford the bride price himself.

Only time will tell whether Arrow will be able to raise enough money to pay the bride price and finally marry Nadia Mukami.

• The bride price is a traditional payment made by the groom to the bride’s family in exchange for her hand in marriage.
• The amount of the bride price can vary depending on the culture and the social status of the bride and groom.
• In some cultures, the bride price is seen as a way to compensate the bride’s family for the loss of their daughter.
• In other cultures, the bride price is seen as a way to seal the marriage contract and to ensure that the groom will take care of his wife.

The bride price is a controversial practice, and there are many arguments for and against it.

Those who support the bride price argue that it is a way to honor the bride and her family, and that it helps to ensure that the marriage is stable.

Those who oppose the bride price argue that it is a form of female objectification, and that it can be used to exploit women.

Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to pay the bride price is a personal one.

There are many factors to consider, such as the cultural norms of the bride’s family, the financial resources of the groom, and the personal beliefs of the couple.

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Popular Kenyan singer Nadia Mukami has made a public statement calling on her boyfriend, Arrow Bwoy, to pay her dowry.

Mukami, who is the mother of Arrow Bwoy’s son, said that she does not consider herself to be married until he pays her dowry. She emphasized the importance of traditional customs and the significance of dowry payment in establishing a committed relationship.

“In the 21st century, we need to tell our men that if they have not paid any dowry to us, one of my legs is in love, the other one is not,” she said.

Mukami also discussed her self-worth and emphasized the need for official commitment. She said that her dowry should be equivalent to her brand’s size and education level.

“I am a lady who is very learned and is very high, and I am a brand. My father invested so much in me. I did not go to schools where people eat Githeri, so the dowry is high, and he needs to invest in this babe,” she said.

When questioned about trust and privacy in her relationship, Mukami expressed her stance on respecting her partner’s personal space.

“I feel like a man’s phone is his. Why would I touch his phone? I do not want to find anything there,” she said.

Nadia Mukami’s statement has sparked a debate on social media, with some people supporting her and others criticizing her. Only time will tell whether Arrow Bwoy will pay Mukami’s dowry and make their relationship official.