Siaya-based chicken farmer becomes the 24th winner of the Shabiki Jackpot

While knocking out a 12,000,000 cash splash for winners, Vitalis Ongare last week clinched a 500,000 cash prize from the Shabiki Jackpot.

Ongare, a chicken farmer from Oboch village, well known to his friends as Apache K'ongare, had his persistent efforts pay off after numerous attempts, starting from the Shabiki Jackpot Mbao and continuing to Shabiki Jackpot Kaende, where he placed a bet of Sh 50, leading to his victory.

‘Getting this money is not easy. I made several attempts since the advent of Shabiki Jackpot, but I never gave up. I persevered to Kaende Jackpot and am overly excited to be a winner,’ Mr Ongare said.

Despite predicting 11 out of 13 matches, the Shabiki Jackpot team had a rough time trying to convince him of his win. He initially doubted his hard-earned fortune, suspecting the calls he received were from sweet-talking scammers.

 Ongare only agreed to collect his token after receiving, a live on-air call from our vernacular station Ramogi FM.

Ongare now has ambitious plans to expand his ‘kuku kienyeji’ business as well as pay secondary school fees for his dependents.

"This jackpot has relieved me of the burden of school fees. I will also use this money to purchase chicken feeds and expand my chicken farming. The cost of these feeds has risen, but I can now afford them."

Ongare has encouraged citizens not to give up on placing their Shabiki Kaende Jackpot bets as the game is real and an easy avenue to earn money.