It was just before 9 a.m. on Thursday, July 31, 2025, when pandemonium broke out along Accra Road in downtown Nairobi after a man in a grey hoodie collapsed mid-sprint, twitching violently on the pavement while clutching a mobile phone still connected to a heavy-duty powerbank with exposed copper wiring at the tip.
Snatch and Scream
According to eyewitnesses, the victim, a university student named Pamela, was standing beside a roadside stall where she had just bought a cup of tea, with her phone charging inside her handbag using a high-capacity solar-powered powerbank that was still juicing up when the thief approached from behind and snatched the device in one fluid motion.
The Pursuit Cut Short
As the man bolted towards Muthurwa’s direction, people shouted and some gave chase, but before he could reach the second zebra crossing near the market, he began staggering, then screaming incoherently as if fighting an invisible force, before collapsing and jerking on the tarmac with sparks flying from the phone’s charging cable.
Crowd in Shock
Within seconds, a crowd gathered around the fallen thief, unsure whether to help or run, as some bystanders whispered that this was not normal electrocution but a spiritual punishment, noting that the woman he stole from had remained unusually calm throughout the commotion, simply observing from a distance with folded arms.
Strange Reaction from the Victim
Pamela, the phone’s owner, did not scream, did not run, did not appear even slightly surprised when told that the snatcher had collapsed and dropped dead less than thirty metres from where the robbery had occurred, instead replying that she had been waiting for such a thing to happen since her last phone was stolen three months earlier.
Flashback to Earlier Theft
In an emotional recount to reporters later that afternoon, Pamela revealed that her first expensive phone had been snatched in broad daylight outside Kenya National Archives in April and the thief was never found, despite CCTV footage showing his face clearly, a case that left her depressed, paranoid, and almost suicidal for weeks.
Desperation Turned to Action
After reporting to the police and even trying to trace her phone using GPS tracking with no success, Pamela said she had reached a breaking point, especially after losing sensitive data, personal messages, client contacts, and private photos, which were later posted on a WhatsApp group, causing her extreme emotional pain and shame.
The Decision That Changed Everything
Unable to sleep one night in late May, Pamela confided in her older cousin, who advised her to stop waiting for the law to help and instead take spiritual action, something she had never considered before, until she was introduced to someone who had reportedly helped recover lost items, punish thieves, and reveal secrets with shocking precision.
Journey to Justice
She travelled to Machakos the following weekend and met with a trusted team under Shaba Mangube Doctors, a group specialising in spiritual justice and energy reversal, who calmly assured her that what had been taken could be returned or avenged, depending on her desire, and the results would not take long.
Spells of Return and Revelation
Pamela opted for a double strategy, asking for both her original phone to be located and returned and for a protective revenge seal to be placed on any future gadgets stolen from her, so that anyone attempting to benefit from her sweat would suffer immediate consequences as a lesson to others.
First Signs of Results
Just nine days after the ritual was performed, her cousin received an anonymous call from a man in Eastleigh asking to meet and return a “gift” he no longer wanted, and to their shock, it was the exact phone that had been stolen in April, still intact but formatted, with a note begging not to involve the police.
Building Protective Barriers
Pamela decided to continue working with the spiritual team and was advised to avoid revenge tactics on innocent people but to permit nature to take its course should anyone with bad intentions touch her property again, which is how she came to own a new phone with a reinforced energy field through a spell of rebound misfortune.
Back to the Scene of Instant Justice
When she bought her new phone last week, she kept it close at all times, even when charging it with a special copper-wired solar powerbank that was blessed during her last visit to the Shaba Mangube Doctors, not because of superstitions, but as part of a promise that thieves would never again go unpunished.
Witnesses Can’t Believe Their Eyes
Two hawkers who saw the incident unfold said they had never in their lives seen such a clean act of instant justice, with one likening it to “a thief who ran into a live wire that only targeted him,” while others said it must be juju from a serious place, given how fast the collapse occurred after contact.
Police Intervention and Confirmation
Officers from Kamukunji Police Station who arrived at the scene initially thought it was mob justice or cardiac arrest until they noticed the powerbank cable still connected to the phone in the thief’s lifeless hand, prompting forensic technicians to scan the device and confirm that no electrical overload or device malfunction had occurred.
Postmortem Shocks Experts
Medical officials who later performed a postmortem were puzzled by the cause of death, since no burns, heart issues, or physical trauma were visible, but electrical disruption within the nervous system was noted, a rare type of neuroelectric shock that some spiritualists claim happens only in cases involving protective energy transfer.
Lessons for Future Thieves
Local vendors near the scene have begun warning pickpockets that not every target is spiritually vulnerable, and some women nowadays carry blessed gadgets, wallets, or even handbags that fight back spiritually, with one joking that “there’s no antivirus for witchcraft once you start playing with people’s pain.”
Pamela’s Final Word
Speaking calmly outside a local café later that day, Pamela said she did not wish death on anyone but admitted that justice had a way of catching up with those who feel entitled to steal and ruin lives without consequence, adding that she sleeps better now knowing she is no longer spiritually exposed.
A Growing Trend of Quiet Justice
Incidents similar to Pamela’s are quietly rising across Kenya, with more victims turning to alternative justice paths that do not involve violent retaliation or court processes but yield real results, often within hours or days, particularly when carried out by the powerful and discreet Shaba Mangube Doctors.
Why Wait to Lose More?
Whether it’s a phone, money, land title, laptop, household electronics, or even livestock, the pain of losing what you’ve worked for can be reversed or avenged if you partner with the right people, without causing harm to innocents or raising unnecessary drama.
Clean Justice, Fast Results
This is not about black magic or harming people randomly, but a structured, ancestral science of reversal, protection, and exposure used for generations by kings, elders, and traders who understood the weight of stolen labour and did not wait for courts to crawl through endless paperwork.
Anyone Can Recover
You don’t have to suffer in silence, beg people to return what they stole, or live in fear of losing more, because justice—real justice—still exists for those willing to try a different but proven path.
