Residents of Kiambu, Nairobi and Murang’a counties are still in shock after learning that a woman who has been collecting money from innocent people under the pretense of being sick has finally been exposed.
For years, this woman moved from market to market and even knocked on doors in estates pretending she was battling a strange illness.
With well-crafted tears and heartbreaking stories, she managed to convince boda boda riders, mama mbogas, church members and even business owners to “help her with something small.”
What many never knew is that she was not just using words, she was using dark forces to weaken people’s resistance so that they could easily give her money.
According to locals, some victims later admitted they had given her money they had not even planned to part with.
One boda boda rider said, “She approached me one evening and I just found myself giving her the only Ksh500 I had earned the whole day. When I went home, I realized I had nothing left for my family.”
The web of deceit continued until yesterday when she attempted to con a businesswoman at Marurui, Nairobi. Unknown to her, the businesswoman had long embraced Shaba Mangube protective charms to safeguard her hard-earned income.
When the woman tried to launch her familiar story of sickness, the charms revealed her true intentions. Witnesses say the businesswoman immediately sensed something unusual, and when she confronted the conwoman, her dark powers failed.
“It is Shaba Mangube’s protection spells that saved me. I saw her confusion the moment she realized I could not fall into her trap,” the businesswoman told our reporter. She went further to urge fellow Kenyans to stop living in denial about witchcraft and spiritual manipulation.
Cases of Kenyans losing money in unexplained ways have been on the rise. From being pressured to lend money to strangers, to giving away savings to people who later disappear, many victims say they can’t explain how they were convinced. Traditional experts warn that monitoring spirits and witchcraft forces are often behind such manipulations.
Shaba Mangube Doctors have been vocal on this matter. Their customer care desk on +254 795 613711 confirmed that they receive daily reports from people who suddenly realize they have been financially drained by relatives, friends or even strangers through unseen forces.
The incident in Marurui has left many Kenyans asking themselves tough questions. How many times have they given money to people without planning?
How many harambees have they contributed to only to later discover the story was fake? How many businesses collapse because unseen forces keep draining them of their profits?
The truth is, anyone can fall victim. But protection spells from Shaba Mangube Doctors offer a spiritual shield against such manipulation. With these charms, one can confidently say no to deceit, and guard their hard-earned money and property.
As the exposed woman now faces community backlash, Kenyans are being urged to take spiritual protection seriously. Because in today’s world, losing money is not always about poor decisions. Sometimes it is about unseen powers working against you.
If you are a businessperson, a worker, a parent or a student and you want to safeguard your resources, contact Shaba Mangube Doctors today. As the Marurui case has shown, prevention is better than cure.
