Chris Oloo, a lively and free-spirited Luo man, never imagined that one night would thrust him into the public eye. His life took a sudden twist after he struck gold with a win of KES 3 million on a sports b’etting platform—a windfall he believed finally lifted the weight of years of struggle off his shoulders.

With excitement running high, Chris threw himself into a new, carefree lifestyle. True to his favourite phrase, “Life’s too short to hold back,” he indulged without hesitation. On one particular evening, he checked into a luxurious hotel suite in Nairobi, treating himself and entertaining two women, determined to taste the finer things he had only fantasised about before.

But the celebrations ended unexpectedly. By the next morning, hotel staff found him unconscious in his room. The news spread fast, dominating social media conversations and sparking heated debates.

The reactions were split. Many condemned him for splurging recklessly, especially as a married man who, they argued, should have used his winnings to secure his family’s future. His wife was left devastated. Others, however, defended him, insisting that after years of hardship, Chris had earned the right to enjoy life on his own terms.

Chris himself wasn’t shaken by the criticism. “I’ve suffered enough,” he declared. “This is my time to live, and I don’t regret it.”

He credited his breakthrough to SokaFans, the prediction site whose predictions, he said, had turned his life around. To him, the win wasn’t just luck—it was the reward for his patience and persistence. When asked about his spending choices, he brushed off concerns with a grin: “Why worry about tomorrow when I can finally enjoy today?”

Surprisingly, instead of damaging his image, the controversy made him even more popular. His boldness and refusal to apologise won him admirers, and his story inspired many to try their luck on the same platform, hoping to mirror his success.

In Chris’s own words: “SokaFans made me a millionaire. If I can do it, so can you.”

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If you could meet Chris today, What advice would you give him?