South Sudan Woman Swindled KSh 580k by Kitui Witchdoctor, Shares WhatsApp Chats: "Niko na Watoto"
- Francy Arunga fell in love with a businessman who later opened an outlet for her to manage, as she was also business-oriented
- To boost their sales, Arunga contacted a witch doctor from Kitui county, seeking his help to improve the business
- Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, she revealed that she and her partner sent over KSh 580,000 to the witch doctor with the promise of reaping juicy millions in return
- However, when they began demanding their money back due to a lack of business improvement, Hassan—the witch doctor—went silent
Fracy Arunga is devastated after her trust in a witch doctor was betrayed, leaving her emotionally and financially broken.
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Arunga and her now ex-lover claim they were conned out of KSh 580,000.
The mother of three said the witch doctor had promised to make their business flourish.
How did Arunga meet witch doctor?
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, a disheartened Arunga recounted her dealings with the witch doctor, which left her not only broke but also with a broken relationship.
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"I met my husband a while back, and he was a businessman. He saw potential in me and appreciated that I was also business-minded. So, he opened a container shop for me to sell spare parts and do some sales and marketing too.
"I had a friend who had introduced me to Hassan some time back. The friend told me they had 'tried' Hassan and got good returns because of his powers. I had also seen Hassan's adverts, so I decided to give him a call," she said.
Arunga claimed Hassan promised them a bumper return of over KSh 67.4 million if they sent him just over KSh 580,000.
Arunga, lover scammed by witch doctor
Her lover was the one sending Hassan the money, which he did bit by bit until the total amount was finalised.
"Unfortunately, it reached a point where we saw no changes. We even went broke because we weren’t making sales, and the little money we had was going to Hassan.
"My man started demanding money from the witch doctor, who claimed he was going to multiply it. As we continued to question him, he went silent. He started avoiding my calls and messages. He wasn’t responding at all, no matter how hard I tried. The blame shifted to me because I was the one who introduced my lover to him," she said tearfully.
Arunga, whose children are in Kenya, shared WhatsApp messages showing her desperate pleas to Hassan to return the money, but he never responded.
Arunga moves out after falling out with lover
The financial strain eventually caused her relationship to collapse, and she was forced to move out of their house.
"I left with just a few belongings. I was badly affected financially because all my customers abandoned me. He closed the container shop for spare parts, and even though I still tried doing marketing, he couldn’t pay me. He took all the client contracts and contacts. Now I use a boda boda to move around. I buy spare parts for another shop here in Juba town, then deliver them to another estate to survive.
"I buy spare parts in bulk and sell them in different estates. He even threatened to put me in jail if I didn’t return his money—and here, there's no proper legal system. You can stay in prison forever if you don’t have someone to help you in the government,” she added, noting that neither her ex-lover nor the witch doctor is speaking to her.
The woman from Juba, South Sudan, is appealing for help as she has nowhere to go and no money to pay back her lover.
Teacher swindled KSh 600,000 by witch doctor
In another story, a teacher was devastated after a witch doctor swindled him out of KSh 600,000.
Edward Bihemo was convinced by Edward Emmanuel to consistently top up his payment, believing it would lead to financial gain.
Bihemo was left penniless after emptying his financial savings, hoping he would gain more, but it was all in vain.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
