A teacher at Nyamira Boys High School has reportedly taken his own life after losing a bet on an online casino. Aviator is a game that features a simple but captivating concept where players place bets and watch as the amounts increase over time. The objective is to cash out at the opportune moment before the multiplier crashes, resulting in the loss of the bet.<\/p>\n
The game offers players experience based on a random number generator Nyamira Township Assistant Chief Johnson Manyara said Kelvin Omwenga died by suicide at his rented house on Wednesday night. The administrator added that the teacher had lost about Sh50,000. \u201cI was informed by locals about a teacher who had ended his life,\u201d Mr Manyara said. \u201cI proceeded to his house and notified police officers who arrived and took the body away.\u201d<\/p>\n
The assistant chief added that Omwenga\u2019s wife had given birth but was not at home when the incident occurred. \u201cHis wife had travelled upcountry after the couple had been informed that Omwenga\u2019s parents were sick. He told his wife to travel home,\u201d the administrator said. Nyamira Boys principal George Onkundi said the school fraternity was shocked to learn of the death.<\/p>\n
The principal said Omwenga was hired by the Board of Management and he had been at the school for four years. \u201cHe taught mathematics and chemistry. We got concerned when he failed to report to work on Wednesday,\u201d Mr Onkundi said. He said Omwenga never exhibited symptoms of depression, but added that the teacher used to borrow money from colleagues.<\/p>\n
\u201cHe did not exhibit signs of mental stress but had talked of domestic matters bothering him. He would often get financial help from teachers,\u201d Mr Onkundi said. Another teacher told the Daily Nation that Omwenga borrowed money from him often, promising to repay \u201csoon\u201d. \u201cOmwenga recently took a loan from me. He shared a plan on how the money would be repaid in small bits until everything was settled,\u201d said the teacher who did not want to be named. \u201cI last talked to him on Tuesday. I am really shocked and saddened to learn about his death and the manner in which it is said to have happened. I cannot authoritatively say he killed himself, for that is an issue police need to investigate and make a report.\u201d<\/p>\n