I never thought a single night could change my life, but it did. My name is Esther and I live in Makindye, a suburb of Kampala. One evening I returned from a short trip to find my shop broken into. The thieves had taken everything of value phones, a small laptop, and stock that I had bought with savings. I counted the loss and it came to more than two million shillings. I felt sick, angry, and terrified. This shop paid my rent and fed my children. For days I slept badly and asked everyone I knew for advice. Friends told me to go to the police, and I did I reported the theft and gave what information I had but after talking to the officers I felt things were moving slowly. The police said they would try, but time passes and evidence disappears. I needed my things back fast.
While I waited, I followed every small lead. I walked around the neighborhood, I asked market vendors, and I checked small pawn shops in the nearby area. A woman at a coffee stall in Wandegeya told me she had seen a young man acting strange near my shop the day after the robbery. Another neighbor said the same man had been selling phones cheaply at the bus park. I began to shadow the area, hoping to catch a clue, but the trail went cold. I started losing hope. Then a friend a woman who used to sell secondhand clothes at Kibuye told me quietly that she had used help before when she lost money and that it worked for her. She gave me a number and said the people behind it were careful and discreet. That number was +254795613711. She told me many neighbors had used that contact and spoken well of the results.
At first I was skeptical. The woman said the people I should call were called Shaba Mangube Doctors. She explained that they are traditional healers who use spells and old methods to find lost things, reveal truth, and sometimes to make those who took what isn’t theirs return it. She told me they can work even when you are not physically present. I had never used a traditional healer before, and I had honest doubts. But the pain of seeing my children go without and the slow pace of formal help pushed me to try any safe option. I called the number and spoke to someone who listened patiently. They asked me for details what was taken, when, who I suspected and they told me what they would do. They were careful to say their help would not replace the police; they advised me to keep the police informed while they worked in their own way.
What followed felt strange but it brought results. The Shaba Mangube Doctors told me to be calm and to follow a few simple instructions at home. They performed rituals and set a spell that, according to them, would make the stolen items hard for the thief to sell and would cause the person who took them to feel uneasy until they returned what they had stolen. They also told me to watch for small signs: a neighbor suddenly behaving differently, someone trying to sell at too-low prices, or messages from unknown numbers.
Within three days, a young man I had not noticed before came to the market with a phone that looked like the model I had lost. He tried to sell it quickly and nervously. I felt my heart stop. Remembering the advice from the Doctors, I did nothing rash. I called the police and told them where to go. I also kept my distance and let the process play out as they had instructed me to do. When the officers arrived, the young man panicked and tried to run. In the end he dropped the phone and some other items, and he was arrested. The officers found more of my goods in his room when they searched with the evidence I had given. I recovered most of what had been taken.
The relief was enormous, but more than that I felt a deeper kind of peace. I could not say whether it was the rituals, the timing, my small community search, or all of those things together that led to the catch. What I can say clearly is that the contact my friend gave me, +254795613711, and the careful guidance I received helped me act at the right moment. The Shaba Mangube Doctors told me how to observe without showing fear, what signs to look for, and how to keep the police informed so justice could be done properly. They never told me to take the law into my own hands. They respected the need for safety and legal action.
I want to be honest about what these Doctors are and how they work. They are traditional healers. They use spells and long-practiced rituals. Their methods are not modern technology; they are rooted in culture and years of practice. They told me openly that their work is meant to influence what people feel and what they are willing to do sometimes making a thief return stolen goods, sometimes helping a family find closure.
They can work from far away, which is important if you cannot travel to see them. For me, that meant they could be helpful even while I stayed in Makindye with my children. I learned the contact I used from three different people in my area: a market friend, a neighbor, and a vendor who had seen similar results. That made me trust the number more than if it had come from only one source.
If you are reading this and you have been stolen from, there are a few things I want you to remember from my story. First, try the practical steps: report to the police and give them all the facts you can. Look for pawn shops and small sellers; thieves often try to sell quickly. Talk to neighbors they see things we miss. Keep calm and collect evidence like messages, photos, or descriptions. If you feel stuck and you think a cultural or traditional route might help, you can consider contacting people like the Shaba Mangube Doctors at +254795613711 but do so carefully. Ask around first and listen to people you trust. I only used their help after hearing three separate trusted testimonies. I also kept the police involved at every step.
One more thing: the feeling of having your life and dignity taken is deep. When the items were returned, my shop felt whole again, but I also felt stronger. I had to make choices quickly and learn to trust both modern and older ways to solve the problem. I do not tell this story to promote anything dangerous or to encourage belief in magic over law. I tell it because it helped me get back what I lost, and because I want others to know there are many routes to justice. For me, the combination of local help, the practical search, the careful advice from the Doctors, and the police action all came together at the right time.
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