Clement Omondi, a 33-year-old from Nairobi, left his new girlfriend Jackline in shock after walking out of their dinner date at a high-end city restaurant—leaving her with a KSh 50,000 bill.

The couple had only been together for about a month when Jackline decided to bring along five of her friends to the dinner, assuming Clement would happily foot the bill for everyone. Midway through the evening, Clement excused himself, saying he needed to take a phone call, but he never returned. By the end of the night, Jackline and her friends were stuck with the huge bill. Hotel staff, doubtful of her explanations, reportedly kept her there overnight until she could sort out the situation.

Clement later revealed that his disappearance wasn’t accidental—it was intentional. Though financially comfortable, he explained that he’s not the kind of man to spend irresponsibly just to impress anyone. “It’s not that I couldn’t pay,” he said. “It’s about principle.”

Few people know how Clement built his wealth. After years of struggling with little success, his financial breakthrough came about six months ago when he joined SokaFans, a sports predicti0n service. His winnings steadily increased, and with them, his discipline in handling money.

The following day, Clement returned to the hotel and settled the bill himself. He then told Jackline that his decision wasn’t about the money, but about teaching her respect and accountability. “If she wants a future with me, she has to understand that being wealthy doesn’t mean being wasteful,” he insisted.

The incident quickly spread online, sparking debate. Some praised Clement for drawing boundaries, while others criticised him for being too extreme.

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