"I will work hard for my Money"....Kiambu student shocks many after returning Kes 30 Million he had won from B'etting, says he want to finish school first and look for a well paying job instead of relying on free money. Any advice for him?

Paul Njoroge, a final-year university student, stunned the country when he chose to walk away from KES 30 million he had won through b’etting. To most people, that kind of money would instantly change everything—clearing debts, easing family burdens, and opening doors that once felt locked. But for Paul, the win didn’t feel right to keep. He believed true success is earned through discipline, persistence, and learning, not handed over by chance. His background in economics had taught him that lasting fulfillment comes from building, not from sudden windfalls.

His decision left friends, classmates, and Kenyans nationwide divided. In an era where opportunities are limited and the cost of living keeps rising, many respected his values even if they couldn’t imagine making the same choice. Social media quickly lit up with debate—some praised his honesty and courage, while others questioned how anyone could let go of such a fortune in today’s tough economy.

Even his lecturers were surprised, both by his moral stance and by how rare it is to land such a huge win. Still, Paul didn’t waver. He made it clear that money had never been his main goal. His priority was finishing his degree and, in time, building a stable business through commitment and smart planning rather than relying on luck.

What made the story even more surprising was where the win came from. Paul had always been skeptical about prediction platforms, including SokaFans. It was only after a friend convinced him to give it a shot that he tried it—and to his surprise, the predictions were spot-on. On his very first attempt, he hit the jackp0t. “I never really trusted prediction platforms,” Paul admitted, “but SokaFans changed my perspective.”

Despite returning the money, Paul had no reason to dismiss the platform itself. Instead, he encouraged fellow football enthusiasts to explore it as a tool for making more informed choices. “It worked for me,” he said, “and it can work for others too.”

In the end, Paul’s choice became more than just a trending headline. It served as a reminder that not every opportunity needs to be taken, and that real success often comes from patience, education, and staying true to your principles—even when temptation is at its strongest.

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If you met Paul today, what advice would you share with him?