Chaos erupted in our school the morning the national exam were abruptly stopped mid-session. Security officers stormed in, collected all papers, and summoned the school principal.

Whispers filled the corridors as rumors of exam leakage began to swirl. As a teacher, I was equally shocked and confused until my name came up as the person allegedly behind the leak.

I was told I had been “mentioned” in an anonymous tipoff to the Kenya National Examinations Council. I was suspended without a hearing and warned not to contact any students, staff, or parents.

The shame was unbearable. I couldn’t even step out of my house without sensing judgmental eyes around me. In one week, my years of hard work, discipline, and integrity were reduced to a single accusation with no proof.

I vanished. I packed a small bag, switched off my phone, and left Nairobi without telling anyone where I was going. I couldn’t face my colleagues or students. I needed to breathe, to think, and most of all—I needed answers. Deep inside, I knew I had been set up, but I had no idea how to clear my name.

I ended up in a small town in Western Kenya, renting a cheap room under a fake name. For the first week, I barely ate. The anxiety ate away at me. I replayed every interaction, every conversation from the past month, trying to make sense of who might have framed me and why.

In my lowest moment, I remembered something a former student’s parent had once said to me after I helped their daughter pass her final exams. They told me, “When the truth is buried, don’t be afraid to dig spiritually.

There are people who can see what others hide.” At the time, I didn’t give it much thought—but now, I was desperate enough to revisit that conversation. That’s when I decided to reach out to Kiwanga Doctors.

I wasn’t sure what to expect, but their calm and reassuring tone put me at ease. I explained everything, from the sudden accusation to the mental breakdown I was experiencing. They told me that sometimes enemies succeed by clouding our light with negative forces, especially when you’ve unknowingly threatened their comfort.

They offered to perform a truth-revealing ritual and a spiritual cleansing to expose the person behind the setup. They gave me strict instructions and prepared a protective charm to keep with me at all times. Within a few days, I began to feel different.

My mind became sharper, more alert. I also had a recurring dream that kept showing me the face of one particular teacher at school. This man had always been civil with me, but now I saw his expression in a different light—calculated and deceptive.

Then, out of nowhere, I received a message from a former student with a screen recording of leaked WhatsApp messages. The chats revealed that the same teacher I had seen in my dream had been coordinating with an outsider to sell exam answers.

My name had been planted as a decoy in case things went south. It was a deliberate plan to ruin me while protecting himself. I immediately returned to Nairobi and contacted the Kenya National Examinations Council, presenting the screenshots and the contact of the student who had forwarded them.

A formal investigation was launched. Within days, the real perpetrator was identified. He was arrested and later confessed during the disciplinary hearing. I was cleared of all charges, reinstated, and even publicly apologized to by the school board.

The same people who had turned away from me were now trying to show support, but the damage had been done. I had spent nearly two months in hiding, battling depression and fear, all because of a lie.

If I hadn’t turned to Kiwanga Doctors for spiritual guidance, I truly believe the truth would have remained buried—and my career, destroyed forever.

Today, I still teach, but I’ve also taken up a role advocating for fair investigations and mental health support for wrongly accused educators. My story is proof that sometimes, the justice system needs a little divine intervention to work as it should.

If you ever find yourself in a situation where lies threaten to destroy your name, don’t suffer in silence. Spiritual help exists. You can contact Kiwanga Doctors at +254116469840, email [email protected], or visit their website at www.kiwangadoctors.co.ke.