“I don’t like free Money”…Hardworking Kenyan student, PAUL NJOROGE, who had won Kes 30 Million from B’ettlng returns the money back saying he needs to finish school first and work hard for his money. Any advice for him?
Paul Njoroge was in his final year at university when he shocked the nation by walking away from a KES 30 million win from SporrPesa. For most people, that amount of money would have been a life-changing escape from financial pressure. But to Paul, real success wasn’t something that came by luck — it was something built slowly through education, effort, and self-discipline. As an economics student, he believed deeply that lasting progress comes from consistency, not chance. His decision left friends, fellow students, and the wider public in total disbelief. In a country where many struggle to find jobs and make ends meet, people admired his bravery, even if they couldn’t fully understand it.
Before long, his story spread across social media, sparking heated conversations everywhere. Some praised his strong values and personal integrity, while others were confused, asking how anyone could turn down such a huge amount of money in tough economic times. Even his lecturers and classmates admitted they were stunned, saying it was almost unheard of to not only win such a prize, but to willingly give it back. But for Paul, money was never the main focus. His true ambition was to complete his studies and build a future through business, relying on hard work rather than luck.
The surprising win itself came through SokaFans, a prediction platform a friend had introduced him to. At first, Paul didn’t believe much would come of it. He tried it with low expectations, only to be amazed when the tips proved accurate and led him to win the jackp0t on his very first try. The platform’s detailed daily tips and jackp0t analysis completely changed the way he viewed such services. “I honestly never trusted prediction platforms before,” Paul admitted, “but SokaFans changed my mind.”
Even after returning the money, Paul still encouraged sports b’etting fans to check out SokaFans. He felt it was a useful tool for those who wanted more insight into their b’ets. “If you want to improve how you place your b’ets, it’s worth looking into,” he said. Today, his story continues to inspire young people to choose patience, education, and persistence instead of chasing quick shortcuts to wealth.
