Few days i used to believe witchcraft stories was just an imaginary whenever they are narrated.
However i changed my mind set following the rate at which bizarre stories people share involving witch craft.
Recently, one man left many with questions following his bizarre confession at a local station.
The caller left many in shock when he narrated how he used to carry his wife’s pregnancies.
I know you will wonder how he managed to carry five pregnancies and yet he has no uterus but all this is possible through witchcraft.
Apparently the wife was not of his choice he was help to get one.
He says his aunt brought him a wife whom he did not love and for that reason, he used to beat her in order to get rid of her for good. Instead, the lady sought mganga services in Uganda in retaliation.
” Nilioa bibi ambaye nililetewa na dada ya mamangu na ilifika mahali akaenda kwa mganga. Alipewa dawa ambayo yeye akipata mimba mimi ndio nitabeba”.
He says his wife was given some weird medicine which she was instructed to apply on his belly, and the result would be that every time his wife was expectant, He would carry the child for eight months then ‘hand over’ the duties to his wife.
” Kuna dawa eti anakupaka kwa tumbo na akipata mimba wewe ndio unabeba kwa miezi minane”.
Nilikuwa nampiga kwani sikuwa nampenda kwa sababu nililetewa bure, sasa nilikuwa nampiga ili aende na badala aende alienda kwa mganga.
He went on to narrate how it was hard and tiresome this five times were and had to run away from his matrimonial home.
Nilitoroka kwani niko Ng’ong kazini naye ako western. Nimebeba mimba ya watoto watano kwani ukiniona nikivaa koti unadhani nimenona lakini ni mimba nimebeba na unaona kitu inatembea tu.
Nikiwa nimebeba mimba mimi hujihisi mzito na kitu inatembea na pia hutaki kuona mke wako, sasa baada ya miezi minane anasema sasa anachukua mwezi mmoja kisha anazaa.
Tuna watoto watano na sijaongeza kwa sababu nilibeba nikaona hiyo imezidi.
For sure witchcraft is real and some people have gone to a extend of destroying people’s life.