Bonfire Adventures CEO Gifts Bomet Man who was Dumped on his Wedding Day a Four Day Holiday to Mombasa

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By Grace Mwende
Bonfire Adventures CEO Simon Kabu has gifted Amos Rono, the man from Bomet who got dumped on his wedding day a free vacation to Mombasa.

Rono's story came to the limelight when his fiance cancelled their wedding at the last minute leaving the groom stranded.

Kenyans on social media were sympathetic to him and urged Bonfire Adventures CEO Simon Kabu to help him relieve the stress.

Receiving Rono at his office in Kabu noted that he would have loved to offer them a vacation as a couple but unfortunately, that was not possible.

Kabu further advised Kenyans on social media to be careful when commenting on things on social media especially on things they do not understand.

Through his social media, Kabu also revealed that he was looking for a therapist to help Rono during this difficult time.

As Amos heads for his four-day holiday to Mombasa courtesy of Bonfire adventures he also reveals that he has come to terms with what happened and he is ready to move on with his life.








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