There once existed a luxurious hotel along Nakuru Nairobi Highway and to be specific Kimendes
The hotel saw dignitaries and tourists pass through many times a month. It had employed many people. But the owner had been cruel. One day, I went to ask for a job.
I had just graduated and wanted to earn. I hoped to start in entry level work and rise through loyalty. Instead he sneered at me. He said I was unqualified and foolish. Then he slammed the door in my face.
I walked away wounded but I also felt a fierce spark. I vowed I would prove him wrong.
The memory stayed with me
For three years I carried that moment. I drove boda boda. I sold vegetables. I did idle work. I slept at home with little support. I watched young boys ride fancy cars. I watched graduates succeed. I watched life without me.
But that old sneer burned in my mind. I remembered it on days I had no money. I remembered it when people disregarded my voice.
My change began with a Money Spell
One day I met an old friend at a grocery stall. He told me about Shaba Mangube Doctors. He said he used their Money Spell and then won three tenders from a high school nearby. He said the money helped him start a kiosk and support his children.
That detail stood out. Three tenders from a high school. I had tried applying for such work before and was always turned down. He said after the spell tenders came without struggle, and his first payment reached his account within days.
I was skeptical but I also had nothing left. I asked for the contact. I dialed the number.
The first contact gave me hope
That evening I spoke with a calm voice at Shaba Mangube Doctors. I told them my story. I asked if a Money Spell could help me win tenders. They said yes, sometimes it aligns energy and opportunity. They asked about the school name: Kimendes High School and other nearby schools I had tried.
They said they would guide me to perform the spell and focus on opportunities around high school supply, maintenance or catering contracts. I felt relief.
The ritual they showed me
They explained a simple seven‑night ritual. I was to use a green candle for growth. I was to place a small coin and a photo of the school tender board on a plate. I was to repeat affirmations: I attract contracts. I win tenders with integrity. I am blessed to serve my community.
Each morning I would speak those words before going out. Each night I would light the candle and speak the intention again. I would keep the coin in my pocket and quietly hold hope.
They also gave me an oily charm to keep in my wallet. They told me to touch it before important events.
Performing the ritual
I cleared a small corner of my room. I lit the green candle. The scent of fresh oil filled the air. I placed the coin and photo plate. I spoke from my heart: I welcome opportunity. I take on Kimendes High School jobs. I serve well and rise.
I left the candle to burn safely. I slept with intention in my mind.
Signs of change came fast
On night three I slept more calmly than I had in months. I dreamed of numbers and bright halls. I woke feeling lighter. Over the next day a neighbor asked if I was doing okay. I said I carried hope.
Then phone calls started. The school bursar asked to meet me. She said they needed three small works done: painting classrooms, planting flowers and repairing desks. They said previous suppliers had failed or asked for too much. They liked my proposal when I shared it. They invited me to submit.
My heart raced.
Winning the first tender
I submitted tender documents that afternoon. I quoted fair but realistic costs. I had no funds for equipment but I borrowed a wheelbarrow and some paint. I told the bursar I would deliver with honor.
Days later they called. My name had been selected for two works: the painting job and planting job. They asked if I could start the next week.
It felt surreal. I sat and cried.
The third tender came next
While I worked the painting job I wore the charm and repeated my intentions. On the fourth day a teacher approached me and said they had one more small contract: cleaning and organizing the library shelving before term started. She asked if I could help.
I said yes. I quoted fairly. They accepted my tender. They said I was hardworking and easy to communicate with. They asked for receipts and said they would pay promptly.
Delivering and earning
I hired two local youths to assist. We painted classrooms beautifully. We planted flowering shrubs. We cleaned and set up the library shelving with care. We finished on time.
The next day the bursar sent my payment via bank transfer. I received funds that covered all costs, wages, some profit and enough to pay school fees for my kids.
I had won three tenders at one high school in less than two weeks.
What changed in me
I felt pride anew. I felt honest capacity. I felt respect from neighbors. I felt relief in providing for my wife and children.
I remember walking the same streets I once wandered broken, now with a bank alert. Now with cash in pocket. Now with a plan to save and invest again.
How the Money Spell supported me
I believe the Money Spell sharpened my focus. It aligned my intention. It calmed my anxiety. It gave me boldness to submit proposals when before I was too scared.
It did not conjure money. It strengthened me. It opened perception to opportunity.
It gave me a sense that I belonged in business. That I was capable.
After‑effects beyond the tender
Word spread at the school about my work. I was invited to quote for maintenance jobs at two other schools nearby. I was asked to register as supplier to the county procurement system.
I was offered small jobs by church and community groups. I gained reputation and I networked.
I started a small company named “Mangube Supplies and Services”. I hired local youth and paid them fairly. I filed payments properly. I grew business slowly but steadily.
Life now is different
I have regular orders. I earn more than before. I plan ahead. I pay rent. I feed my family. I save kshs two thousand a week. I even donate a small amount to the local church youth program.
My children see me working with pride. My wife smiles again. I no longer feel small or blocked.
Why I trust Shaba Mangube Doctors
They listened to my story. They spoke with empathy. They taught me to align intention and action. They gave me simple steps that matched my life.
They never asked me to deceive or harm. They guided me to serve my community. They respected my dignity.
They followed up and checked on me. They answered questions when I called.
Their Money Spell was not magic tricks. It was spiritual alignment that asked me to act and believe.
A message to anyone feeling rejected
If you have been chased away from opportunity, humiliated at a job door or ignored when you asked for help, know that you can rise.
You may feel small now. You may feel unseen. But your value remains.
If you are willing to act, to align your intention, to take responsibility for your future while staying open to guidance, you may find what you once were denied.
How to contact Shaba Mangube Doctors
If you want help aligning your energy with opportunity you may reach them at +254795613711. They will listen. They will guide. They will not shame.
You may ask for their Money Spell and receive guidance that fits your situation.
Final reflection
Three years ago I begged at their hotel door. Today I hold contracts. Today I earn and save. Today I plan bigger.
I used a Money Spell. I believed. I acted. I persisted.
Now I deliver value. I serve jobs. I build honor.
If your dream was crushed at rejection, remember: rejection can be the beginning of redirection. A closed door can lead to clearer paths.
I was chased away. I survived. I thrived.
You can too.
Call Shaba Mangube Doctors via- +254795613711
