Amos Rono, the Bomet groom, whose wedding was halted at the last minute under inexplicable circumstances, can now smile again. Amos Rono whose wedding was cancelled says he wants to fall in love again. Photos: Simon Kabu, Captain Korir. Source: UGC Amos Rono ready to love again The soft-spoken, tall, dark and handsome man, while conversing with Bonfire Adventures CEO Simon Kabu, revealed he still believes in love despite his wedding being cancelled. Amos said he would take a few months before trying his luck in love again. “I have come back to my senses. Three to four months from now, I will be back in the market to search for my rib, that God has made for me,” he said. Here is the video: Amos alleged that his fiancee, Nelly Chepkoech, had another man. He said he had forgiven her but did not want anything to do with her. He even wished her well in her next relationship. Kenyan women beg for Amos Rono’s hand in marriage A section of Kenyan women took to social media to console Amos, with many offering him a shoulder to lean on. Women flooded social media with encouraging messages to the heartbroken groom, with some begging him to marry them. Man shoots shot at Nelly Chepkoech Blogger Emmanuel Kipkirui showed a keen interest in Nelly the Bomet bride, whose cancelled wedding has become a hot topic of conversation. Kipkirui penned a sweet message to Nelly, promising to take care of her if she agreed to marry her. He said he was broke, boasting about his prowess in bed. “Dear Chepkoech Nelly, I love you. I’m a broke boy from Potana, Kericho county. Despite all the trolling, I still love you. I admired your curves, your thick skin to social media vawulence more so Facebook yesterday. Everything in you lights up my whole life. Leave alone the English and Kiswahili. I didn’t mean I need you, but I know even you won’t like me as per my status ‘a broke boy’ but rich in libido. I’m actually the opposite of Amos,” read his post. Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Kipkirui said he was ready to marry Nelly and pay dowry. “I will pay three cows and KSh 50,000. That is enough for us Kalenjins,” he said. The blogger said he would love Nelly forever, no matter what. Asked what he could have done if he were in Amos’s shoes, he said: “I could have given her more time.”
by Caren Nyota