This archive report was first published on 7 November 2019.
On a fateful day in 2017, the polls had just concluded, and the dust was yet to settle. Little did the people of Rift Valley know that their newly elected lawmakers were about to get entangled in a web of deceit and lust.
According to sources, the two love birds had been carrying on a clandestine affair, sneaking around to avoid detection by their families and colleagues. Their busy schedules, filled with county affairs, were merely a ruse to conceal their true intentions.
However, their secret was soon to be exposed. The aggrieved husband, fueled by suspicion and anger, sought the services of a local herbalist, Mwikali Kilonzo. She, known for her unconventional remedies, laid a trap for the lovers, which ultimately led to their downfall.
As the drama unfolded, the two lawmakers found themselves stuck in a hotel room, writhing in agony. The scene was chaotic, with dozens of people gathering outside, eager to catch a glimpse of the scandalous affair. Security guards, however, managed to keep the curious onlookers at bay.
It was then that the husband arrived, his anger and betrayal palpable. 'Yes, I always suspected this woman was having an affair. I was right all along. Her family has to see this,' he ranted, taking photos to document the evidence.
After hours of tension, the two lovers were finally separated, their clandestine affair laid bare for all to see. The fallout was immediate, with the husband summoning his in-laws to discuss the matter, while the male MCA went into hiding.
But Mwikali Kilonzo's services don't stop at catching cheating partners. She claims to have remedies for a range of ailments, from promoting career advancement to treating STIs and severe pain during menstruation. Her medicine, sourced from forests and other exotic locations, is said to have a range of benefits, including managing cancer, curing blood pressure, and treating asthma.
For those seeking a solution to their problems, Mwikali Kilonzo can be contacted on 0722151645. She operates in Mbitini, Kitui County, and Nairobi's Kenyatta Market.
