YouTuber Thee Pluto Affirms He's Still Muslim, Visits Huge Mosque In Uganda

• YouTuber Thee Pluto visited Kampala's magnificent mosque, and while changing to access the venue, he maintained that he was still a Muslim
• The content creator had earlier in the year revealed he had converted to Islam, but someone returned him to church
• However, in his new video, Pluto affirmed that Islam was a good way of life as it taught him how to live and eat

Renowned content creator Thee Pluto has maintained that he is still a Muslim despite at one point claiming he went back to Christianity.

Why Thee Pluto converted to Islam

In a new video shared on his YouTube channel, the businessman toured a huge mosque in Kampala, Uganda, where he rocked his kanzu.

While changing outside before getting inside a mosque, Pluto said he was a Muslim and his earrings and bracelets.

"I am going to wear my attire for the respect of Allah. Because of the utmost respect, I had carried my Kanzu with me, you know guys, I am Muslim, you know that," he said.

In the video, before getting into the huge mosque, Pluto appreciated Islam for the lessons they had instilled in him, saying it was more than a religion.

"Islam is a very nice way of life. It states how you should live with each other, how you should live with your wife, the dress code that is respectful to other people and Allah and the food that you should eat. That is why it is a way of life.

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His revelation comes nine months after another video emerged of him in church saying he was a Muslim, but someone returned him to Christianity.

Pluto dismisses claims he's scammer

In a different report, Pluto once claimed someone started a rumour that he was scamming people which almost made him lose his businesses.

He shared a screenshot of his one-year earnings from YouTube and claimed that he made over KSh 9 million.

According to him, he used his money and invested in property, and he also revealed he was planning to quit social media.

"Few months, I've been branded a scammer, and people questioning my wealth. I lost almost all brand endorsements because of a simple lie. I thank God I invested," he said.