22/12/2025
Story of Witchcraft :I lost my twins just by posting them on status and social media.
In the quiet alleys of Ndakaini, whispers carried faster than the wind. Elders often warned: “Not every eye that sees you rejoices with you.”
Toney and Malia had been blessed with twins—two radiant souls whose laughter felt like sunlight breaking through storm clouds. Proud and overflowing with joy, Toney shared their photos on his status, thinking it was harmless celebration.
But in the unseen world, shadows stirred. Among the viewers was a woman known in hushed tones as Mama Nyota, a witch whose envy thrived on stolen blessings. She believed that every image carried a piece of the soul, and every “like” was a thread she could weave into her dark rituals.
That night, as the city slept, Mama Nyota lit her candles, chanting incantations over the glowing screen. She twisted the innocent smiles of the twins into knots of sorrow, binding them with invisible chains.
Days later, the laughter faded. The twins grew restless, their health waned, and no doctor could explain the sudden decline. The elders shook their heads knowingly: “This is not sickness of the body, but of the spirit.”
Toney realized too late that joy shared recklessly had become bait for envy. The digital window had opened a door for witchcraft to creep in.
