Kenyan Man Refuses to Be Called Handsome, Tells Lady She's Texting Wrong Person: "I Hate Lies"
- A man identified as Professor Ochieng Odongo caused excitement online after he shared a screenshot of his conversation with a fan
- The female fan had initiated the conversation by greeting him and calling him handsome
- In a swift rejoinder, Odongo told her she was texting the wrong person, noting that he is not handsome
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A popular Facebook user identified as Professor Ochieng Odongo has shared a screengrab of his conversation with one of his fans.
Source: UGC
The screenshot sighted by Briefly News had the outspoken man refusing to be referred to as handsome.
The lady had texted him:
"Hello, handsome."
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Prof Odongo says he's not handsome
Responding to the message that he had seemingly received from his female fan, Odongo made it clear that he is not handsome.
He advised the sender to confirm if she had texted the right person because according to his view, the lady had texted the wrong person.
"No, I'm not handsome. Please, take time to find out. You are probably texting the wrong person," Ochieng replied to the fan.
While captioning the screenshot on his Facebook account, he said being referred to as "handsome" was a blatant lie.
"I do not like this type of blatant lies. Thank you," he wrote in his caption.
Professor Odongo looking for 2nd wife
Previously, Ochieng said he was looking for a second wife and he listed the requirements.
Among the listed requirements were she must have a degree, must not be a single mum and should be ready to quit her job and start her own business.
Explaining the reason, he said:
"I struggled and invested my everything including not sleeping to make sure I did well both in my KCPE and KCSE exams; I went to school many times without food and I can’t imagine having a wife who hasn’t traveled the complete cycle of the requisite 8.4.4.
I believe degreeless people are lazy; poverty is not an excuse for not going to school, I used to work hard in school and got everyone sympathising and offered to pay my school fee."
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