Police Officer Says Lady Dumped Him after Paying Her Training College Fees

Police Officer Says Lady Dumped Him after Paying Her Training College Fees

  • A police officer has spoken of how a lady betrayed him after paying her college fees
  • Sergeant Moses Kimenchu chucked GHc3,600 to help her join a teachers' training college, with the hope of marrying her
  • However, when the time reached to introduce her to his parents, she went missing

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A Kenyan police officer has opened up on how he schooled a lady he was in love with, only for her to dump him.

Sergeant Moses Kimenchu was dumped by his girlfriend.
Sergeant Moses Kimenchu paid his girlfriend's fees only for her to dump him. Photo: TV 47.
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In an interview with TV 47, Sergeant Moses Kimenchu, popularly known as Sergeant Saviour, said the incident happened after he got a pay rise during the former President Mwai Kibaki's term.

Recounting the incident, Kimenchu said that he had money to spare and chose to pay college fees for a lady who had won his heart.

He was so serious about their relationship, he planned on making it official.

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“I was very serious about her. I even planned to marry her. So I would often go to their home," he said.

Paying fees, bike purchase

Kimenchu divulged that he parted ways with GHc3,600 to enable her to pursue a teaching course.

On top of that, he bought her a bicycle to make her journey to school smoother.

Kimenchu said that on January 2, 2008, he had planned to take her to meet his family.

Missing in action

However, after the Christmas period, she ghosted him.

“Alikuwa mteja (she was unreachable) from December 30. On the day she was to meet my family, I went to her home but no one knew her whereabouts. So I had to surrender,” Kimenchu said.

The dejected cop took the bicycle he had bought her and dumped it in a nearby river. He swore never to date again.

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Recognition

Kimenchu also admitted that he struggled with alcohol addiction from when he was in Class Five but overcame it.

The government recognised the police officer in 2018 for campaigning against drug abuse.

He even has a rehabilitation centre in Murang'a town christened Sergeant Saviour Rehab and Counselling Centre.

In a related story, a man identified as Deji was dumped by his girlfriend despite the many sacrifices he made for her.

Deji got admission into a university for his master’s degree in Canada but his girlfriend told him not to go so as not to put a strain on their relationship.

However, the girlfriend got married to a man in Canada, the same country she asked him not to go to.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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