My name is Vivian Njoki, and if someone had told me a year ago that I would be where I am today, I would have laughed in disbelief. Life has never been easy for me.

I was born and raised in Nairobi in a family that struggled with poverty. My parents did their best, but we barely had enough to survive. School was a challenge, and I had to work extra hard just to finish my education.

When I got married, I thought things would get better. My husband, Peter, was a hardworking man, but we were always living from hand to mouth. We had dreams of building a better future, but before we could even take a step forward, life hit me with a devastating blow. Peter passed away suddenly, leaving me alone with two young children. I was shattered.

Losing him meant losing the only support system I had. The little savings we had dried up fast, and I soon found myself unable to pay rent. I had no choice but to move into a single-room house in the slums.

I tried everything to make ends meet—washing clothes for people, selling vegetables by the roadside, and even taking up tough casual jobs at construction sites. But no matter how hard I worked, I couldn’t break free from poverty.

Portrait of a mature woman at home

One day, I heard about a government tender for supplying office equipment. I knew this was the kind of opportunity that could turn my life around, but I also knew the competition would be tough.

Everyone told me such tenders were only given to people with connections or a lot of money. I wanted to try, but deep down, I felt like I was setting myself up for disappointment.

A friend of mine had recently secured a big business deal, and when I asked her how she did it, she smiled and told me about Kiwanga Doctors. She said they had powerful job and success spells that had worked for her.

At first, I was skeptical. Could something like that really change my situation? But desperation has a way of pushing you to try things you never thought you would.

I decided to visit Kiwanga Doctors. They listened to my struggles and assured me that my luck was about to change. They performed a job spell and gave me instructions to follow before submitting my application. Something about their words gave me hope, a feeling I hadn’t had in a long time.

I submitted my tender application and waited. I told myself not to expect too much, but deep inside, something felt different. Then, one morning, I received a call that left me in shock.

I had won the tender! At first, I thought it was a mistake. How could someone like me, with no connections and no financial backing, win such a contract? But when I saw the official documents, I knew it was real.

Tears streamed down my face. After years of struggling, of feeling like life had nothing good to offer me, I finally had a breakthrough. Winning this tender meant I could move my children out of the slum, enroll them in better schools, and start building a future I had only dreamed of.

Looking back, I still can’t believe how much my life has changed. From a widow drowning in poverty to a businesswoman with a government contract, my story is proof that anything is possible.

I will always be grateful to Kiwanga Doctors for helping me turn my life around. If you’re struggling, don’t lose hope. Miracles still happen—you just need to take that one step forward.