Despite tough economy, Kenyan student who won Kes 30 Million from B'etting returns the money saying he wants to finish school first and work hard for his money instead of depending on free things. Do you support him?

When news broke that Paul Njoroge, a final-year university student, had returned KES 30 million he won through B'etting, Kenyans couldn’t believe it. The decision stunned many — after all, such an amount could change anyone’s life overnight. But for Paul, money wasn’t everything. He chose to stand by his values, convinced that true success comes from education, hard work, and persistence, not pure luck. As an economics student, Paul had always believed that lasting achievements are built, not stumbled upon. His choice left friends, lecturers, and even strangers amazed. In a country where jobs are scarce and life is tough, his act was seen as both deeply admirable and, to some, downright confusing. Soon, his story spread across social media, sparking heated debates. Some praised his integrity and discipline; others wondered how anyone could walk away from that kind of money. “Who turns down thirty million shillings in this economy?” people kept asking. Even those who admired him a...