Traders in Kawangware woke up early expecting a normal day. By 6 AM, the market was already filling with hawkers arranging bananas, tomatoes, and second-hand clothes. Everything seemed calm.
But that peace was shattered at exactly 6:43 AM.
A man burst through the narrow alleys of the market with no shirt, no shoes, and no sense of direction. He was completely naked. He was holding something in his left hand and trying to bite it as he ran.
Screams followed him. Confused onlookers watched in shock as he pushed through vegetable stalls and meat vendors. He was shouting over and over.
Watu wasiniue. Watu wasiniue. I did not know.
Nobody knew what he was talking about. Some thought he had been attacked. Others thought he had escaped from Mathare hospital.
But then a butcher from the lower side of the market shouted.
That is my cow tongue.
Everything began to make sense.
The Tongue That Started Trouble
According to a witness, the man had been seen around the meat stalls earlier. He was pretending to be interested in buying beef. He kept asking questions about prices and freshness.
When the butcher turned to serve another customer, the man reached out and grabbed the largest cow tongue on display. He hid it inside his coat and disappeared into the back.
Nobody noticed. At least not immediately.
It was only after the butcher saw that the most expensive item was missing that he raised the alarm.
They say the thief returned to the alley behind the market to try and eat the tongue raw. That is when something strange happened.
What Witnesses Saw Next
A young lady selling mangoes behind the shops said she heard a strange sound. Like someone coughing and crying at the same time. When she turned, she saw the man on his knees.
He was trying to chew the tongue but it would not go down. His eyes were red. His hands were shaking.
Then he stood up and ran.
He did not stop for several minutes. People tried to catch him but he dodged every corner like he already knew the market. He knocked over tomatoes and fell into a pile of potatoes before rising again.
As he ran, the cow tongue remained in his hand. Witnesses say he kept biting it but never swallowed a piece.
Then he collapsed near the bus stop.
His entire body was covered in mud and pieces of cabbage.
Market Traders React With Confusion
When the crowd reached him, nobody wanted to touch him. He was still breathing but whispering strange things. He said someone had told him to take the tongue. That he was hungry. That he did not mean harm.
The butcher arrived and confirmed it was his tongue. He demanded compensation. But the thief had no money.
Police arrived within twenty minutes and wrapped the man in an old sack before putting him in their vehicle. He was taken to the nearby station for questioning.
But that was only the beginning of the story.
A Pattern of Unusual Behavior
Traders at the Kawangware market say this is not the first time strange things have happened around that particular stall.
Last month, another man tried to steal beef but fainted before leaving the butcher’s area. He claimed he saw fire inside the meat. Weeks earlier, a woman who took bones without paying came back crying and returned them with apologies.
People are beginning to wonder if there is more to the story than simple hunger.
How can one man lose control completely after taking a cow tongue? Why was he shouting that he did not know?
Some believe the meat was protected.
Not Just Food But Something More
In many cultures, cow tongue is not ordinary. It is used in rituals. It is considered sacred. And in some families, it is never eaten unless there is a ceremony.
The fact that the man was so determined to eat it raw is what confused many people. It was not hunger. He seemed desperate. As if something had pushed him to take it.
Some people whispered that the tongue had been protected. That anyone who stole it would be revealed in public.
If this is true, then the events that followed make sense.
And the thief may have been just one of many who fell into the same trap.
People Are Looking for Protection Now
After the incident, more market traders began asking questions. They want to know how to keep their businesses safe. They want to protect their stalls from thieves and troublemakers. They want their items to speak for them if stolen.
One woman said she placed her fruit basket on the ground and whispered a prayer every morning. She believes it helps.
Another man said he never sells meat before pouring water mixed with salt at his door.
But others are choosing a stronger method. One that guarantees results.
And it begins with one number.
What Many Traders Are Doing Quietly
There is a silent solution that many people are now using to protect their property.
They do not talk about it loudly. They do not post it online. They just use it quietly.
And the results are powerful.
They report stolen goods being returned. Thieves confessing without being caught. Items coming back to the exact place they were taken from.
And in some cases, people who once lost everything are now fully restored.
The secret is not loud. But it is effective.
It starts with a call.
Why This Number Is Changing Lives
The number belongs to someone who has helped thousands across Kenya and East Africa. Someone who understands the energy around theft and how to reverse it. Someone who restores peace in homes and businesses.
There are no long processes. No exposure. Just one call and the process begins.
People who once gave up are now sleeping peacefully. Stolen vehicles have returned. Missing goods have shown up at the gate. Even thieves have confessed in tears.
This is not magic. It is restoration.
And it is available to you now.
Real Stories From Real People
In Kisumu, a shopkeeper who had lost all his inventory woke up to find goods at his doorstep wrapped in newspapers.
In Nakuru, a woman whose handbag was snatched at night received a text message from the thief begging to meet and return it. He said he could not sleep.
In Mombasa, a teenager who stole his aunt’s phone was found outside the house at 3 AM weeping. He said the phone kept calling his name.
These stories are not made up. They come from real people who made one decision. They picked up their phone and called for help.
You can do the same.
No One Deserves to Suffer in Silence
The pain of losing something you worked hard for can feel unbearable. But silence does not heal anything. Waiting rarely works. And not every thief will be caught by police.
But there is hope.
With the right support, you can reverse the damage. You can expose those who wronged you. You can recover what was lost.
You do not have to be a victim forever.
You can take action now.
Final Word for Traders and Families
If you sell in markets or run a small business. If you have been losing items. If you feel like someone is targeting your stall. Or if you just want to protect what you already have
This is your time to act.
Do not wait for embarrassment. Do not wait to chase a naked man through your shop.
Make the move now
Let your property speak for itself. Let peace return to your life. Let those who take what is not theirs face the truth.
And let that truth come faster than ever before
