The lucky Kenyan who earlier in the week walked away with the SportPesa Mega Jackpot worth Sh221 Million on Friday made surprising revelations to KTN's Betty Kyalo during a live interview.
Samuel Abisai, while speaking on the Friday Briefing show revealed that screenshots circulating on social media regarding a lady he had tried to woe on Facebook were true.
The latest multimillionaire in town confirmed that the lady by the name Carol Morara had ignored his messages when he tried to chat with her during his first year in the University of Nairobi (UoN).
This came to light a day after Abisai was declared the winner of the Jackpot when Ms Morara shared a screenshot of the message sent to her by Abisai in 2011.
Mr Abisai further disclosed that right before he won, he had somehow predicted the good news through two Facebook post.
The first he had made earlier in the week proceeding his win stating: "be attentive God is sending signals ."
He divulged that on Sunday, barely hours before the win, he also posted the song 'Hall of Fame' by popular American Group, Black Eyed Peas which he said could have been an indicated of what was coming his way.
Abisai highlighted how the win had turned him into a celebrity since everybody now seems to recognise him wherever he goes.
He also indicated that he got a B+ in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) and was admitted to UoN to study Bachelor of Economics.
He, however, surprisingly changed his course during his second year and started studying Chinese which helped him get a job with a Chinese company as a sales person.
The millionaire correctly predicted the outcomes of 17 games and became the first Kenyan to win the Mega Jackpot which was started in September 2016 at Sh100 Million.
After he was unveiled Abisai stated that he would use part of the money to set up a football academy in Kakamega County and adopt a child who he would see through school.
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