My name is Joseph Kasirye, and I live in Mukono, Uganda. For many years, I worked as a cleaner at a private logistics company based in Kampala. My job was simple but hard sweeping floors, emptying bins, and cleaning office windows every morning before the staff arrived. I started that job in 2015, just a year after I finished my Senior Four. I had failed to continue with school because my parents couldn’t afford the fees, and getting even that cleaning job felt like a blessing.
I was always punctual and respectful. I worked harder than anyone else. While other cleaners left early, I would stay behind to mop the floors again or arrange the store. I never complained even when I was sent to clean the washrooms or sweep the compound under the hot sun. I thought my commitment would be noticed, and maybe one day I would be given a chance to work inside the office. But for six years, nothing changed. In fact, new people were hired and promoted ahead of me. Some even asked me to clean their desks. It hurt, but I kept quiet.
One day, while talking to a friend from my church in Mukono, I shared with him how tired and frustrated I was. I told him that I had tried everything to be promoted—I had asked for training, begged for a chance to work at the reception, even applied for vacancies within the company—but nothing worked. That’s when he told me about Shaba Mangube Doctors, and how they had helped his uncle who had been struggling in his business. I had never heard of them before, so I asked how I could reach them. He gave me their number: +254795613711.
At first, I hesitated. I thought maybe this wasn’t for me. But later that night, after thinking deeply and praying, I decided to call the number. The person who picked up was calm and listened carefully as I explained my situation. They told me that there were spiritual barriers blocking my progress, and unless those were removed, my efforts would always go to waste. They assured me that they could help from where they were, and that I didn’t need to travel. All I had to do was send them my name, a photo, and a small token to help with the process.
I followed the instructions. The very next day, they informed me that the work had started. For three days, I noticed changes in my body. I felt lighter. I became more confident at work. People who never used to greet me started to notice me. One of the junior supervisors even told the Human Resource Manager that I was always doing more than I was asked. Just two weeks later, I was invited to a meeting with the HR and the Operations Director. I was shocked. They told me they had been reviewing internal performance and believed I had potential.
I was offered a new position as a team coordinator for the cleaning and logistics team. It was a small step, but a major change for me. For the first time, I got a desk, a small company phone, and a monthly salary that was double what I used to earn. I couldn’t believe it. But the blessings didn’t stop there.
After three months, I was sent for a two-week training in Entebbe. The management wanted me to learn about inventory handling and client coordination. I returned and began helping in organizing deliveries. Soon, I was made assistant to the Operations Manager. Then, when the manager was transferred to Nairobi, I was promoted to the position of Operations Manager.
From mopping floors to leading a department—that was my story in less than one year. Even my family couldn’t understand what had happened. My mother cried the day she visited my office and saw me seated behind a desk, dressed in a shirt and tie, with people coming in to ask for instructions. The same company where I used to clean toilets was now trusting me with major business operations.
I know many people will find this story hard to believe, but it is the truth. I lived it. I still work in that same company to this day, and every time I walk through the office, I remember where I started. I don’t share this story to boast. I share it because I know someone out there is suffering like I was. You may be stuck in a job that doesn’t value you, or maybe your efforts always go unnoticed. You may have the skills, the discipline, and the heart, but still, nothing seems to move forward.
Sometimes, our lives are tied spiritually, and we need help beyond what the physical world can offer. That’s what Shaba Mangube Doctors do. They use ancient and trusted spiritual methods to unlock your path. They don’t need to meet you in person. They helped me while I was still in Mukono, and they can help you too, wherever you are.
If you feel blocked, stuck, or forgotten, I strongly encourage you to call them. The number is +254795613711. I got this number from someone who had already seen results, and now I am giving it to you because it changed my life. I know how it feels to work hard and have nothing to show for it. I also know how it feels to finally be seen, respected, and rewarded.
To anyone reading this who thinks success is only for people with connections or degrees, I want you to remember my story. I had no powerful uncle. I had no money. I had no education beyond Senior Four. But today, I lead a team of 40 people, manage projects, and even train new staff. If it happened for me, it can happen for you.
Don’t suffer in silence. Call Shaba Mangube Doctors now: +254795613711. You never know your promotion could be just one call away.
My name is Joseph Kasirye, and I will forever be grateful for the help that turned my life around.
