On May 26 2025 just one month ago my life had reached a dead end and for sure I had already planned to kill myself
Why? Two kids, jobless and my wife was ill. I had no income. My small savings were gone. The medical bills were piling up. I felt trapped in despair. I could barely breathe under the weight of hopelessness. I cannot say it lightly but I believed I had no choice. I walked the streets of Meru in the mid morning sun, looking for any sign of hope.
I passed markets full of smiling faces but nothing on my inside felt alive. I stopped at a corner and sat on the curb, hugging my head. That was when I saw an ad on Facebook. It was for Shaba Mangube Doctors. The ad claimed they offered spiritual assistance and mention of a luck charm. Parts of me scoffed but the rest of me clicked.
I took a leap of faith
I followed the link and read stories of people who had used charms to change their fortunes. Some said they had cleared debts. Others said they had unexpected opportunities. I wondered if it was naïve to hope but I had nothing to lose.
I called the number that was provided. A calm voice answered. They said they could help align spiritual energy to attract opportunity and luck. They asked me to explain my situation. I told them everything. My children my wife my debts my fear and my death wish.
They spoke to me kindly. They said they would provide a luck charm to help shift my energy. They did not promise instant miracles or big money. They said proper action and intention would be needed. I hesitated for a moment then said yes. I needed anything that would bring me out of this hole.
They gave me instructions. They said I would receive a small pendant to wear and some oil to anoint the pendant. They said I should pray and speak with intention daily for one week.
I performed the ritual
That evening I wore the pendant. It was small and smooth and felt heavy in my hand. I anointed it with a few drops of oil. I closed my eyes and said I welcome opportunity I welcome luck I welcome provision for my family. I prayed for clarity and hope. I did this every morning before the children woke and every evening after they slept.
At first I felt silly. I felt no change. But I wore the charm to work the next day as I helped a friend carry water and went to the local tea stall. People greeted me kindly. Nothing dramatic. But I did feel my body relax.
After three days opportunity knocked
On the third morning I received a message from a friend who had mentioned a small catering tender from Meru County Government. He thought my past experience might make me qualify. I did not expect to be able to bid. I had no funds for bond. But I filled the forms anyway with the guidance of a neighbor who said he had some savings I could borrow.
That afternoon I submitted the application. It felt like a gamble but I had a seed of hope where there had been none.
Then strange things continued
During that week I continued to wear the charm. I continued to repeat my prayer. I talked to my pendant as I walked the fields. I told it I needed a miracle but also that I intended to work. I intended to deliver service. I intended to rise.
I noticed small shifts. I slept better for the first time in months. My appetite returned slowly. I started seeing potential fixes in bills that had once felt permanent. I found ways to stretch a little more food. I found space to breathe.
The day of the tender result
Last week a call came from the county procurement office. I nearly did not pick up. But I did. They said congratulations your firm has been selected for this contract. I could barely believe it. I asked again. She confirmed. I asked how that could be possible with no security bond. She said a provisional bond was allowed for a small supplier on merit and they saw competence in my paperwork and past experience.
It turned out they were impressed by my proposal and confident I could deliver within the budget. I had won the tender to supply canned meat to the County food program for a year with possibility of renewal. It was modest but steady work. Crucially it came with enough payment to keep me afloat and support my family.
The uncertainty lifted
When I hung up I felt tears in my eyes. My children were playing in the yard, oblivious to the news. I walked to them and told them gently that everything was going to change. I saw the spark back in my wife’s eyes. She asked quietly how. I took a moment and told her something had changed, that hope had returned, and that I believed we had a new beginning.
The next few days I made arrangements. I used some of the revenue to buy basic canned meat stock. I hired a helper. I delivered the first batch to the depot. I received payment. It felt surreal to see money move into the bank account again.
Suddenly things felt good
People in my neighborhood started treating me differently. I was no longer the man who disappeared emotionally in despair. I was the man with a contract with Meru County Government. I felt respected again. My financial burden eased. My family recovered emotionally.
Restoration of faith and support
My grandmother sent a message. She told me she had prayed for me when I did not know how. She said she knew Shaba Mangube was real and that they had helped me again. I wept reading it. I said quietly thank you.
Why the luck charm worked for me
I believe the charm was a focal point for shifting energy. It helped me believe something good could happen. It helped me open my mind to opportunities and act when they came. It gave me clarity and courage to fill the tender forms and borrow small money to back me up.
I stayed alert. I stayed diligent. I stayed ready. The charm did not replace action. It supported intention and effort.
What the experience taught me
First, I learned that help can come in unexpected forms. An ad on Facebook that day saved me. A spiritual tool supported me. My own actions completed the path.
Second, I learned to hold intention daily. Prayer work discipline faith are powerful. When aligned with a tool they can open doors.
Third, I regained pride in my work. I earned again without shame. I served my community with dignity.
Life today
Today I live with calm. I deliver canned meat to schools. I get paid weekly. I save a little. I pay hospital bills. I explain to my children that hard times can end. I explain to my wife that there is always light beyond darkness.
I keep the charm. I still anoint it weekly with oil and keep praying. I do not see it as magic. I see it as a reminder that faith aligned with action invites blessing.
A note on the quality of the canned meat
Yes it was questionable canned meat. Yet the contract allowed me to work and pay bills. I sold it at fair price to schools and orphanages. I did not lie about its quality. I delivered as promised and served meals where there were none. My family had secure food. My staff had wages. I felt stable again.
How to reach Shaba Mangube Doctors
If you are reading this and feel lost, overwhelmed, lonely or suicidal, but you can hold intention and you are ready to work you may find alignment too.
You can call Shaba Mangube Doctors at +254795613711
They will ask calmly. They will listen quietly. They will guide you through a process to receive a charm if you are willing.
Final hope
Last month I was broken. Last week I started a contract. Today I breathe freely again.
That luck charm did not save me by itself. My faith deliberate action community and a small spiritual tool opened a door at the right time.
If you are walking in darkness I pray you find your light. You are not alone. Blessings may come in small packages. Even a questionable can of meat can become your path to peace.
Used a luck charm won a lifetime supply of questionable canned meat.
Believe it. You could be next.
