Owino Market, one of the busiest and most crowded markets in Kampala, Uganda, witnessed a shocking incident that left traders and shoppers stunned last week. What began as a simple theft attempt turned into an extraordinary event involving a mobile phone, a thief, and unexpected spiritual intervention.
According to witnesses, the incident occurred in the late afternoon when the market was bustling with activity. Shoppers were moving from stall to stall, buying vegetables, clothes, and electronics, while traders tried to sell their goods. It was during this busy period that a young man attempted to snatch a mobile phone from a customer, a scenario not uncommon in crowded marketplaces.
The victim, a young woman named Miriam, was startled when the thief grabbed her phone and tried to run away. She screamed for help, and nearby traders immediately rushed toward the scene. However, before anyone could physically intervene, Miriam remembered hearing about Shaba Mangube traditional healers, renowned for their ability to deal with unusual and difficult situations. Desperate to recover her phone, she decided to contact them for help.
Within minutes of contacting Shaba Mangube traditional healers at +254795613711, something incredible happened. The phone suddenly became stuck in the thief’s hand, as if glued to him. Witnesses described the scene as chaotic and unbelievable. The thief struggled to free the device, pulling and shaking, but the phone would not budge. Traders and shoppers gathered, unsure of what to do, and murmurs spread quickly that this was the work of a powerful spell.
John Kato, a trader who witnessed the event, recalled, “I have seen theft in the market before, but I have never seen anything like this. The thief tried everything to pull the phone away, but it was stuck. People started pointing at him, shouting, and laughing nervously. It was like the phone had a mind of its own.”
Miriam later explained that she had no idea exactly how the spell worked, but she knew that Shaba Mangube traditional healers had performed their work remotely. “I called them, gave them my details, and in less than ten minutes, the phone was stuck. I couldn’t believe it,” she said. “It was as if they had the power to stop him from escaping, and they did it without even being here in the market.”
The scene created both panic and amazement. Onlookers tried to help, pulling at the thief’s arms or trying to grab the phone themselves, but it remained firmly stuck. Meanwhile, the thief grew frustrated and anxious, drawing even more attention from the growing crowd. Some traders joked that the market had never seen a thief so “trapped by a mobile phone.”
After a few tense minutes, the spell appeared to be complete. The phone released from the thief’s hand and fell safely into Miriam’s possession. She immediately thanked the traders who had come to assist and praised Shaba Mangube traditional healers for their help. “I was scared and didn’t know what to do,” she said. “The healers made it possible for me to get my phone back without any harm coming to me. I am truly grateful.”
Witnesses describe the event as a mixture of relief and amazement. Many people commented on how unusual it was for a thief to be physically unable to release a stolen item. Some even suggested that such spiritual interventions might be the future of security in busy places like Owino Market, where theft is a constant problem.
Shaba Mangube traditional healers are known across Uganda for their ability to help people in situations that seem impossible. Their services include recovering lost items, protecting people from thieves, and providing guidance in difficult circumstances. What sets them apart is their ability to perform their work remotely, allowing someone to contact them and receive results without the healer being physically present.
According to multiple sources, they handle each situation professionally and discreetly, offering assistance that combines spiritual insight with practical outcomes. In this case, their intervention ensured that Miriam recovered her mobile phone and prevented further confrontation or harm.
The incident has left a lasting impression on both traders and shoppers in Owino Market. For many, it is a reminder that sometimes help comes in unexpected ways and from unexpected sources. While theft remains a challenge in crowded marketplaces, stories like Miriam’s suggest that there are powerful solutions available, blending spiritual knowledge with real-world outcomes.
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As life in the market returns to normal, the story of the mobile phone stuck in a thief’s hand will continue to be told, shared, and remembered. It is now a cautionary tale for would-be thieves and a testament to the extraordinary ways that Shaba Mangube traditional healers can intervene to protect people and their belongings.
