This archive report was first published on 6 May 2020.
Four years ago, I visited my mother in the village and met a young woman named Carol. I was immediately smitten and decided to take her as my wife. Despite the initial shock from our families and friends, we got married and I made it my mission to give Carol the best education possible.
After taking Carol to high school, I took out a loan from the bank to fund her university education at the University of Nairobi, where she pursued a course in Mathematics and Statistics. I was proud of the progress she made, and our marriage seemed to be a happy one, with everyone admiring our love story.
However, things took a dramatic turn after Carol completed her university education. She began to behave erratically, often failing to come home and speaking to me in a rude and dismissive tone. I tried to brush it off, hoping that we could work through our issues, but things only got worse.
On the day of Carol's graduation, I attended the party, but she deliberately snubbed me, leaving me feeling humiliated and heartbroken. In a shocking outburst, she told me, 'What are you doing here? I don’t want to ever see you! You are a poor and ugly man and I now have a rich man that will marry me.'
Feeling defeated and betrayed, I turned to my mother for comfort, and she suggested that I seek the help of Doctor Mugwenu, a traditional healer. I contacted Doctor Mugwenu, who cast a plague spell to make Carol's life miserable until she sought forgiveness from me.
Just a day later, Carol's sister called me to say that she had gone mad and was only calling out my name. I visited her, and Doctor Mugwenu reversed the spell, forcing Carol to apologize and promise to never repeat her actions.
Today, our marriage is stronger than ever, and Carol appreciates me for giving her the education she needed to succeed. I urge anyone facing similar challenges to seek the help of Doctor Mugwenu, who offers a range of services, including spell casting, healing, and divination.
