Moses Swaibu reflects on a significant moment in his life, recalling his anticipation and the drastic choice to engage in match-fixing, driven by financial temptation.
Describing the lavish atmosphere of The May Fair hotel, Swaibu recalls the sensory experience, stating how it felt surreal and disconnected from his reality outside.
Swaibu reveals his willingness to undertake morally questionable actions for money, demonstrating the desperation in his thoughts as he approached a life-changing decision.
He recounts a strict upbringing shaped by his father's demands for discipline and respect, which contrasted sharply with the freedom he sought outside.
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