Following the dramatic events at the Furaha City Festival, fans rallied around Willy Paul with words of encouragement and support.

Among those who voiced their admiration was Akothee, the self-proclaimed President of Single Mothers, who penned a heartfelt message to the singer.

Taking to social media, Akothee commended Willy Paul for his resilience, particularly after the emotional toll of the event.

“May God be with you,” she began.

“Whatever happened to you has elevated your brand because you stood in your truth and believed in yourself.

Many don’t realize how vulnerable artists are when they step out of their comfort zones.”

Akothee expressed her heartbreak over witnessing Willy Paul’s emotional breakdown, praising his courage in collecting himself and delivering an outstanding performance.

“The vulnerability was too much,” she wrote, “but you nailed the show! The love and support Kenyans showed you is what truly matters.”

The singer also issued a stern reminder about the importance of security in the entertainment industry.

She urged Willy Paul to take precautions, noting that not everyone has an artist’s best interests at heart, including some promoters who prioritize international acts over local talent.

Akothee’s message resonated deeply as she reflected on her own strict security measures.

“Even some radio presenters have biases,” she stated, “but the internet and YouTube have leveled the playing field.

Personally, I don’t compromise on my safety—let them carry me high if need be!”

She concluded with an uplifting note: “Stay safe, and keep shining. We love you.”

Willy Paul’s performance at the festival, despite the chaos, has been hailed as a testament to his professionalism and dedication to his craft.

Fans and fellow artists alike continue to celebrate his ability to rise above challenges and inspire through his music.

The Furaha City incident has sparked discussions about the treatment of Kenyan artists, with many calling for greater respect and equitable treatment for local talent.