Migori County, Kenya – April 13, 2024, Renowned Ohangla sensation Prince Indah, affectionately dubbed the “King of Ohangla,” has officially tied the knot with his longtime partner Winnie NyaMigori McAram in an opulent traditional wedding ceremony held in Rapogi village, Migori County. The star-studded affair not only cemented their union in accordance with Luo customs but also turned a quiet countryside into the epicenter of glitz, glamour, and cultural pageantry.
The traditional wedding of Ohangla maestro Prince Indah has not only captured the hearts of his fans but also turned Migori Town into a cultural runway as dignitaries and entertainers showed up in their best African outfits to celebrate the special day. — Nairobi Fashion Hub (@nairobifashionhub.bsky.social) 2025-04-16T10:36:08.903Z
A Grand Entrance Fit for a King
The ceremony, held on Sunday, April 13, unfolded like a cinematic experience. It began with an awe-inspiring motorcade sleek black SUVs, red carpets, and even helicopters all announcing the arrival of Indah and his entourage. Curious locals lined the village paths, waving and cheering as the spectacle roared into view. Social media buzzed in real-time, likening the event to a Netflix wedding special or an A-list celebrity gala.
Children peered through fences, elders sat in awe, and smartphones recorded every moment as the singer dressed in an impeccably tailored Agbada robe and golden accessories stepped out with a glowing bride by his side. Winnie, now affectionately known as Mama Cammie, donned three regal outfits throughout the day, including a standout flowing orange and purple gown paired with dazzling gold jewelry.
Of course, the groom himself, Prince Indah, stole the show. He was dressed in a custom outfit fit for Luo royalty—an elaborately beaded tunic with gold and blue accents, paired with a staff and crown-like headgear that symbolised his musical kingdom and new marital role. — Nairobi Fashion Hub (@nairobifashionhub.bsky.social) 2025-04-16T10:39:20.231Z
Nyombo: A Sacred Rite of Passage
The wedding was a traditional Nyombo a Luo cultural rite that formalizes marriage through elaborate rituals and the exchange of bride price. True to custom, a van carrying 16 cows and 4 goats rolled into the venue as part of the dowry, signifying Prince Indah’s respect and commitment to his bride’s family.
The ceremony also witnessed key elements of Luo tradition, including blessings from elders, cultural dances, and emotional family exchanges. In a gesture of unity, both families gathered to finalize the sacred bond through prayers, negotiations, and symbolic rituals passed down through generations.
Arabian Flair & Star-Studded Guest List
In a unique twist, the ceremony featured Arabian guests, whose presence added an exotic cultural dimension. Their richly embroidered robes and traditional greetings blended beautifully with the Luo festivities, creating a multicultural experience that stood out among typical Kenyan weddings.
Attendees included some of Kenya’s most influential figures, among them:
- Dr. Ochilo Ayacko, Governor of Migori County
- Gladys Wanga, Governor of Homa Bay
- James Orengo, Governor of Siaya
- Lang’ata MP Felix Odiwuor (Jalang’o)
- Celebrities like Terence Creative, Milly Chebby, Oga Obinna, Sandra Dacha, and fashion guru Bolo Bespoke
Jalang’o, one of Indah’s groomsmen, was seen leading traditional chants of “Jowi!” a powerful Luo exclamation often reserved for honoring legends, symbolizing Indah’s status as a cultural icon.
His bride, whose name has not yet been officially disclosed to the media, glowed in a flowing cream dress with blue beadwork, her head gracefully adorned with a gele that made her stand out as the queen of the day.The couple’s synergy was evident, & their coordinated look told a beautiful love story — Nairobi Fashion Hub (@nairobifashionhub.bsky.social) 2025-04-16T10:41:33.751Z
A Wedding Full of Heart
Despite the luxury, what stood out most was the sincerity of the couple’s love. In a touching Facebook post shared after the wedding, Prince Indah quoted Matthew 19:6:
“What therefore God has joined together, let not man separate.”
He went on to thank everyone who made the wedding a success from the organizing committee to his loyal fanbase Osiepe Indah. He expressed heartfelt appreciation to his parents and in-laws, whom he called “the guiding lights” in their journey. But it was his tribute to his wife that stirred emotions nationwide:
“To my lovely wife Mama Cammie; you are the light of my life, my peace, and my partner in all things. Thank you for choosing me.”
He also made a sweet mention of their daughter Camara, who captivated guests in a fairytale pink gown adorned with silver sparkles and a pearl-studded headpiece. “Daddy loves you beyond words,” he wrote.
The Wuod Fibi Controversy
Notably absent from the celebration was Wuod Fibi, the revered Ohangla music producer who played a pivotal role in Indah’s musical rise. Fans were quick to notice his absence, especially since Indah had served as Wuod Fibi’s best man in 2023.
In a respectful statement, Wuod Fibi clarified that he had not received an invitation to the ceremony, acknowledging Indah’s right to curate his guest list. The revelation sparked mixed reactions online but did little to dampen the celebratory mood.
Musicians from Kisumu, Siaya, and Homa Bay also turned up in numbers, with many fans noticing the cultural pride embedded in their choice of clothing. — Nairobi Fashion Hub (@nairobifashionhub.bsky.social) 2025-04-16T10:43:24.599Z
Culture Meets Couture
Fashion played a central role in the ceremony. Bolo Bespoke and his wife Mueni were instrumental in designing both the groom’s regal attire and assisting with fabric choices for the bride’s stunning ensembles. Bridesmaids shimmered in grey and white gowns, while groomsmen flaunted custom Sokoto trousers, gold-accented walking sticks, and kuffi caps—a nod to West African elegance.
The event perfectly merged the old and the new—respecting heritage while embracing modern opulence. The cultural motifs, music, and storytelling captivated not just villagers but the entire online audience, making it one of the most talked-about weddings of the year in Kenya.
A Celebration That United a Community
The Rapogi wedding wasn’t just a marriage—it was a community celebration. Local economic activity came to a standstill as thousands turned up to witness the event. Elders beamed with pride, young girls saw fairy tales come true, and fans were reminded of the deep cultural roots that still define modern love.
For Prince Indah, the ceremony was a deeply personal journey—a commitment not just to love, but to family, faith, and culture. As he continues to inspire through music, his traditional wedding will remain a milestone—a statement of legacy that echoes far beyond Migori County.
Byline: Oscar Alochi – Cultural & Lifestyle CorrespondentFor Nairobi Fashion Hub | International Style & Culture Desk