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A woman is so keen to get rid of the final trace of her ex-boyfriend that she told potential suit-buyers they can take his Sh21,000 (£150) four-piece for free - or it burns!
Then she vowed to set fire to it and post the item through his new lover's letterbox if nobody came to collect it.
She took to Facebook to try and offload the suit he clearly left behind.
Instead of returning it to him after discovering he strayed, the scorned woman would clearly rather give it away.
But she made it crystal clear the new couple would be seeing it again if nobody wanted to take the item off her hands.
She shared pictures of the suit with a white shirt and told anyone who wants it that it's theirs.
She wrote on the ad: "Cost Sh21,000 (150 quid) worn twice. It's free to whoever wants it before I set it on fire and post it thru my cheating partner's new bird’s door [sic].”
The unnamed woman was hailed a hero.
"Some person could land a job because of you!" one impressed browser commented.
Another user joked: “Is there any fishing gear you're thinking of setting on fire?
"Asking for a friend.”
Any future boyfriend better not move any of his clothes in for some time!
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