Kenya, Oct. 6 -- folks in quiet little Keroka got the scare of their lives when John Nyambane burst out of a local guesthouse yesterday, yelling for help like he'd seen a ghost. Well, it turns out he kind of did. Around 3 p.m., he'd slipped in with his secret flame, hoping for a cosy afternoon. But nope, chaos erupted fast. Screams and thuds against the walls; staff bolted over to find poor John trembling, drenched in sweat, tears streaming down his face. "He was totally out of it, mumbling about creepy shadows dancing around and this booming voice growling at him to knock it off," one attendant shared with a shake of her head.
"Then bam, he swore an unseen hand walloped him right across the cheek!" With his half-buttoned shirt flapping, John dashed into the street, hollering, "No more sneaking around! I nearly checked out for good!" A crowd of wide-eyed neighbours finally talked him down, patting his back like old friends. Word spread quickly, and here's the juicy twist: that lady? She's hitched to a guy who'd swung by Dr Bokko's place in Migori months back. The doc, a go-to wise man for love woes, whipped up a "loyalty charm" to keep things tight after hubby sensed her drifting. "It's like an invisible shield," Bokko chuckled. "Mess with the vow, and the spirits push back, hard and fast." Continue Reading.
Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from Bana Kenya.