Does witchcraft really work? Well, in Kamba land making away with what doesn’t belong to you sets you on a date with the real ‘African Chemist’s’.
On Tuesday morning, residents of Tala Town in Machakos County woke up to a bizarre incident after a twelve year old was found stuck on a shop’s door.
Reliable sources indicate that the young boy attempted to break into the hardware store in the wee hours of the morning only to end up glued on the door.
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Passers-by responded to pleas of help from the boy but nothing could be done to let him free as their efforts proved futile.He kept crying uncontrollably while he remained ‘fixed’ to the door, not a thing was visible that restrained his freedom.
In such scenarios, it’s only the shop owner and the ‘Medicine Man’ who administered the charms has powers to exorcise and set the victim free.
Their have been incidences of thieves foraging grass like cattle, bees sent to sting culprits of theft among other horrible happenings.
Following the incident, netizens suggested on using ‘black magic’ in dealing with the rising cases of theft.
“Sakaja should appoint the owner of this hardware to deal with security matters in the city 😂” shot one user.
“😂😂😂😂😂Ako na jokes pia yeye. Ukambani ni mahali pa kuiba. Cops there don’t struggle to arrest 😂😂😂😂” fired another user.
“That’s just a warning call, the full dose should include bees 🐝🐝🐝on his hands alafu mwewe ku drop a snake 🐍🐍 on him. Kambas love peace” appeared another comment.
With the police seemingly overwhelmed, should ‘sorcery’ be used in combating the surging crime?leave a comment.
By Steve Osaka.
