Wizi Uligeuka Laana: How Two Thieves Learned a Painful Lesson Overnight
My name is Joseph, and I lived in a small, quiet neighborhood in Kakamega. Life had been ordinary, but temptation and poor decisions led me and my friend into a plan we would soon regret. One night, we decided to rob a small shop in town.
The thrill of the heist, the adrenaline rushing through our veins, made us feel unstoppable. We celebrated late into the night, laughing, counting the stolen money, and boasting about our cleverness. At that moment, I felt untouchable.
But the next morning, everything changed. When we woke up, we couldn’t believe our eyes. Thick, black swarms of bees surrounded our house, blocking every entrance. They were so aggressive that no one could get near. Neighbors gathered at a distance, whispering in fear. My chest tightened as guilt crashed over me. I knew our actions had consequences beyond the physical world.
Terrified, we sought help from a doctor known for handling unusual spiritual disturbances. We confessed everything. After intense cleansing rituals and returning every coin we had stolen, the bees disappeared as mysteriously as they had come. That experience broke my pride completely.
I now work honestly as a boda boda rider. Fear taught me what prison never could.
