People in Mamboleo estate, Kisumu County, couldn’t believe what happened one Tuesday morning. Agnes Achieng, a 42-year-old who runs a hardware shop, arrived to find her place broken into. Thieves had taken everything worth about Ksh 2.3 million – cash, electronics, tools, and stock ready for the holidays.
The doors were forced open. Shelves sat empty. Even the safe was gone. Neighbours said the shop looked fine the night before. Nobody heard a thing. Agnes broke down right there. She’d poured 12 years into building that business. “All my savings were in there,” she said, voice breaking. “I didn’t know what to do next.” Police came quickly, but folks figured the stuff was lost for good. No footprints. Area CCTV wasn’t working. Hope seemed slim.
Then, around midday, things got weird. Agnes was outside, praying softly. Suddenly, a big swarm of bees showed up. They buzzed around the shop entrance without stinging anyone. People watched as the bees moved oddly, like they were pointing the way. Soon, they flew off toward the main road, pausing now and then, heading straight to an old abandoned compound nearby. Read more https://drbokko.com/?p=35592
