In Juja town there is a man who has been making headlines in the past 3 days. Reason? Not many people exactly knew what happened to him. A lot of narratives have been spread but it has come to our attention that the said man whose name cannot be published for obvious reasons is paying for his sins.
This man is not mad. He was not born confused. He was once a very smart person. Clean clothes. Clean shoes. He loved life. He loved taking photos. He loved impressing women. He was what young people in the estate call a sharp guy. But today he sits near a small green kiosk along a dusty road in Juja and chews grass like a cow.
What People Saw and Said
The first day he was seen kneeling outside the kiosk. Some thought he was praying. Others thought he was doing a challenge from TikTok. But one old mama who was passing said something strange.
“This is not normal. Someone is dealing with him. This is not just guilt. This is punishment.”
That is when a small crowd started forming. People watched as the man plucked grass, put it in his mouth, chewed and swallowed slowly while looking straight at the kiosk. Every time a person asked him what was going on he would smile sadly and say “She was good to me. She loved me.”
The Love That Went Sour
Insiders close to the woman, who sells household items at the kiosk, confirmed to us that the man was her ex-boyfriend. They had been together for nearly three years. She used to support him with her small business. Gave him fare. Paid his rent sometimes. Even bought him a phone last year.
But things changed. He started cheating. He became cold. Then came the final blow. One evening he came to visit her. He asked for water to drink. As she went behind to get it, he opened her handbag and took all the money she had saved for restocking her kiosk. He also left with her small black purse.
He blocked her the same night. Left Juja and disappeared for weeks.
The Girl Who Said Nothing
The woman never cried in public. She never reported to police. She just said “God will fight for me” and continued with her work. But what many people did not know is that she was not just depending on God. She went silent because she had seen enough. She decided to take a different step. A silent but serious one.
She Knew Where to Go
A close friend whispered to her about Shaba Mangube Doctors. She was told that when police do nothing and when pain cannot be healed by tears there are other ways to get justice. She took the number and called quietly. She booked an appointment and traveled without telling anyone.
She only carried a photo of the man, his name, and the exact day he stole from her. The doctors listened to her quietly and told her one thing. “Leave everything to us. Go back to your work. Your case is already under process.”
She went back to Juja and kept quiet. She focused on her business. Then two weeks later something strange started happening.
The Return Nobody Expected
On a Thursday morning a young boda boda rider saw a man sitting near the kiosk. No shoes. Dusty clothes. He was staring at the woman’s photo that was printed on one of the posters near the kiosk. He then bent down and started chewing grass slowly. Word spread fast.
“Why is this guy chewing grass like this”
“Who is he?”
When people tried to stop him he stood up and said something that gave everyone goosebumps. “She made me whole. I broke her. Now I am broken. Until she forgives me I will eat this grass.”
Since that day the man has refused to move. Even when it rains he stays. When asked why he chose grass he says “Because I acted like an animal. Let me live like one.”
The Woman Remained Calm
She has not said a single word about him. She continues selling her buckets, spoons, and cooking pots. Every time she looks at him she shakes her head and whispers “Let others learn.” She has not chased him. She has not abused him. She does not laugh at him.
But now people around have started taking her seriously. Women who laughed at her for trusting the man now call her strong. Young men have started warning each other. “Do not mess with a woman who never shouts. You may end up like that guy.”
Why the Grass Eating Hasn’t Stopped
According to locals the man now fears going home. Every time someone tries to take him away he refuses. He says “I will not leave until she speaks. I don’t need food. This grass is enough. My sins are too big for normal meals.”
Some boda boda riders claim he has tried to leave but every time he reaches the next road he faints or collapses. Others say he hears a voice calling him back to the kiosk. One even claimed he was slapped by an invisible hand when he tried to lie about what happened.
We Reached Out for Clarification
We contacted Shaba Mangube Doctors pretending to be clients. When we asked if it is true they can help victims of theft they simply replied “If someone steals your peace, we return it with interest. We do not fight. We just balance life.”
They did not mention any names. They did not confirm if the case in Juja was theirs. But anyone who has followed their work knows this is not the first case. Many people have returned stolen goods. Some confess in public. Others run mad. A few disappear until they apologize.
Public Reaction Has Been Mixed
Some people have said the man deserves it. Others say he should be forgiven. A few say they are afraid and want to avoid dating completely.
“This thing is real,” said one woman. “My cousin returned a stolen wallet and now works for the owner.”
Another said “I will never take anything that is not mine. Even a spoon.”
But there are also men who laugh. They say “He is just acting.” However none of them are brave enough to go and talk to him directly.
What We Saw with Our Own Eyes
When we visited the scene we found him seated. He was chewing slowly. His lips were green. His eyes were tired. We tried to talk to him but he just shook his head. A small girl passed by and said “Mama huyo ndiye alimwaga dada yako?” and the mother said “Yes. Never trust people too much.”
The man looked at them and smiled painfully. “She loved me. I broke that love. Now I am here.”
Lessons for the Streets
This is not just about Juja. It is a message for everyone. If someone gives you love do not turn that love into tears. If someone trusts you do not use that trust to break them. People are silent not because they are weak. Some are silent because they know where to take their pain.
People now say “Better cry than steal from a good woman.”
Final Word from Our Insider Team
We write this not to laugh at anyone. We write this to open your eyes. If you are a woman who has been robbed emotionally or financially know that you have options. If you are a man thinking of using someone’s kindness please look at this story. Do not wait until you are the one chewing grass.
If you have faced a similar situation or want guidance contact Shaba Mangube Doctors. They do not ask for much. They only ask for truth. And they help you get back what you lost.
Let this Juja story be a mirror. If you broke someone’s heart or stole their peace fix it before it is fixed for you.
Call Shaba Mangube Doctors via – +254795613711
