Shock as married Luo man who had won Kes 3.5 Million from B’etting gets drugged in a AIRBNB by two Kikuyu women, wakes up the following day with only Kes 200 in his pocket as transport. Any advice for him please?
Evans Omondi, a proud Luo man with a soft spot for comfort and good living, decided to treat himself one Friday night. With his wife and kids back in the village, he saw no harm in enjoying Nairobi’s nightlife the way he liked it — freely and without pressure.
As the night unfolded, Evans crossed paths with two lively Kikuyu ladies whose warmth and playful energy drew him in immediately. Conversation flowed easily, laughter came naturally, and before long, he suggested they move the fun to a nearby Airbnb for more privacy.
Evans didn’t hold back when it came to spending. His hardware shop was doing well, and his regular winnings from sports b’etting kept his finances healthy. But when morning came, reality hit hard. He woke up to an empty room. The women had vanished — and so had the KES 3.5 million he had set aside for a Monday bank deposit. On the table, they’d left only KES 200, almost like a cruel joke.
The moment stung deeply, but Evans was grateful the loss wouldn’t destroy him. His side earnings from sports b’ets had built a safety net thick enough to cushion the blow.
His turnaround had begun the year before, when he came across SokaFans — a football predicti0n service that steadily improved his odds and boosted his income. The consistent tips and jackp0t analysis became a dependable second stream of money, supporting his family and letting him enjoy life without guilt.
Even though the theft left him shaken, Evans refused to let bitterness win. He chose instead to use the incident as a lesson — a reminder to be careful, and a story to share with his friends so they wouldn’t fall into the same trap.
“SokaFans changed how I think about money,” he often said. “It has been a real turning point for me.”
He encouraged others to explore it too, convinced that with discipline and the right mindset, anyone could turn their luck around just as he had.
