- Namulondo suffered repeated miscarriages for nearly a decade.
- Doctors found no medical explanation for her pregnancy losses.
- Her grandmother warned her about the “evil eye” (ekifi).
- Kiwanga Doctors performed a cleansing ritual and gave her a protection charm.
- She finally carried a pregnancy to term and gave birth to a healthy baby boy.
Namulondo’s Journey to Motherhood
For years, Namulondo, a 32-year-old woman from central Uganda, endured the heartbreak of repeated miscarriages. She and her husband, Ssebunya, tried for nearly a decade, yet every pregnancy ended in loss. Despite seeking medical help, doctors found no clear explanation for her struggles.
As other women joyfully welcomed their babies, Namulondo battled grief and silent judgment. Relatives whispered behind her back, and some even blamed her misfortunes on unknown forces. Deep inside, she felt something was wrong, but she didn’t know what—until one evening when her grandmother told her, “Not all eyes that see you wish you well.”
Seeking Spiritual Intervention
Her grandmother explained that jealousy and envy could bring misfortune, a concept known as ekifi (the evil eye). Namulondo remembered how some people reacted whenever she announced a pregnancy—forced smiles, lingering stares. Could this be why she kept losing her unborn children?
Desperate for answers, she visited Kiwanga Doctors, renowned for their expertise in breaking curses and providing spiritual protection. After performing a spiritual reading, the healers confirmed her fears—her pregnancies had been spiritually attacked.
The Cleansing Ritual and Protection
To counteract the negative energy, Kiwanga Doctors performed a cleansing ritual and gave her a protection charm. They also advised her to:
- Keep her next pregnancy private.
- Perform a midnight prayer for protection.
- Use special herbs around her home to block harmful energies.
Namulondo followed the instructions carefully. Months later, she conceived again, and this time, everything felt different—no sudden sickness, no unexplained pain.
A Miracle Baby
Nine months later, she gave birth to a healthy baby boy. Overwhelmed with joy, she and Ssebunya named him Mugabi, meaning one who brings good fortune. Holding her child in her arms, she knew the protection spell had worked.
Today, Namulondo shares her story to warn other women about the dangers of the evil eye and the importance of protecting their energy. Thanks to Kiwanga Doctors, her home is now filled with the laughter of the child she had prayed for all those years.
For consultations, contact Kiwanga Doctors:
Phone: +254116469840
Website: www.kiwangadoctors.co.ke
