"Hii Dunia Ikona Maajabu Kweli"......Bungoma man left in disbelief after his church pastor demanded Kes 6 Million tithe after he won Kes 8 Million from Sport Betting saying he will face consequences if he refused.

For years, Clifford Wesonga felt as though he was working hard without ever getting ahead. Living in Bungoma, he had learned how to make every shilling count, put off personal dreams and keep going even when finances were tight. He had tried to be careful with money, but somehow unexpected expenses always seemed to appear. Betting had also become part of his routine, although most of the time he was simply placing bets without much research or direction. That changed when he came across SokaFans, a platform that gave him access to football analysis and predictions he felt were more organised and easier to understand.

Clifford decided to give SokaFans a chance, and what happened next was something he had never imagined. After following the platform's predictions, he landed a massive KES 8 million win. For a man who had spent years worrying about bills, savings and the future, the money felt like a completely new beginning. It meant he could finally breathe and think beyond his immediate struggles. Clifford was so grateful for the role SokaFans had played in his journey that he began telling friends and fellow bettors about his experience, hoping they too could discover the platform.

But soon after his big win, Clifford faced another difficult decision. The following Sunday, his pastor, Reverend Joseph, congratulated him after church before asking him to give KES 6 million as a tithe. Clifford was deeply committed to his faith, but the request left him conflicted. He had only just escaped years of financial uncertainty, and handing over such a large portion of his winnings felt overwhelming. When he returned home, he discussed the matter openly with his wife. They prayed, considered their responsibilities and eventually agreed that giving should come from the heart rather than from fear or pressure.

Clifford ultimately chose to give KES 800,000, an amount he felt was both meaningful and responsible. He explained his decision respectfully to the pastor and moved forward without guilt, determined to use the remaining money to secure his family's future and make sensible investments. Looking back, he saw his SokaFans experience as the moment that opened a door he had been waiting years to find, but he also realised that what mattered after a major win was how wisely he handled the opportunity. For Clifford, the KES 8 million was more than a lucky break — it represented a fresh start and a chance to build a more stable life.

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