Francis Kitonyo alias “Franco Kisasi,” the charismatic leader of Kisasi Boys Band, has found himself at the center of a brewing controversy that’s gone viral on social media.
Franco has announced plans to take legal action against individuals spreading what he calls “malicious lies” about his personal life.
He noted that he has tried evading the issue but it is taking a toll on his life and long-built reputation.
The drama began when several people came forward, claiming to be his children and demanding recognition.
Franco has vehemently denied these allegations, stating that he will take definitive steps to clear his name. He also added that he will need over 10 million shillings in damage after the case is over
“In the next three days, I will engage my lawyer and initiate legal proceedings to put an end to the falsehoods circulating online,” Franco said.
He also announced plans to undergo a DNA test to definitively prove that these individuals are not related to him. “There are some things that have been happening, and I can no longer keep quiet. If I die, they might try to claim my properties. I need to set the record straight.” The Singer went on.
On Monday , a woman named Anita Kisasi came forward with a shocking story, accusing Franco Kisasi of sending his pregnant daughter to prison after she allegedly set his house on fire.
According to Anita, her sister, who is now behind bars, acted out of desperation after Franco took her child and refused to admit it.
“My sister is suffering in prison with her young child because of him. She set his house on fire after he took her baby and lied about it. Now, our family is in pain, and we want justice.”Anita claimed.
Franco has not shied away from addressing these accusations. He confirmed that he took the child, but only because the baby had been neglected for three days, forcing neighbors to step in and feed the child.
As for the arson charge, the ‘Kitunguu ni Mukaangile’ hitmaker insists that it was a serious criminal act and that all due legal processes were followed before his daughter was sentenced.
