The head of state’s intervention led
to the reinstatement of a KDF soldier
who had been fired for sleeping with KDF general’s
wife. Removal from service is never an exciting subject, particularly in these
hard economic times.
This narrative will provide you with
the information to handle a similar circumstance and get a job quickly, whether
you are experiencing it right away or you are afraid it may happen in the
future.
After being fired for lack of
discipline, a 35-year-old KDF soldier deployed at Embakasi Base may finally
return to his position and feel a sense of comfort.
Ali Bakari, a patriotic resident of
Lamu County, was in the armed forces for ten years until his untimely discharge
resulted from a deadly case between him and a high-ranking general.
The parents’ expectations and
ambitions that their young soldier would pull their entire household out of
despair were dashed when he lost his job. The young warrior was the only
fortunate kid in an extended family of twelve.
A recruiting exercise went awry when
Bakari saw his superiors in a sensitive position in the bathroom, accepting a
cash envelope from one of the young guys taking part in the exercise.
“He instructed me to stop
talking and assured me that I would get KSh 10,000. He invited me to his place
later that evening and offered me the cash, but I turned him down. Since I was
reborn, I was unable to take the money.
“But I told him I wouldn’t say
anything. I was aware that bringing up these problems would be going above and
beyond my authority,” Ali said.
Following the revelation of
allegations of corruption during the recruiting process, an inquiry was started
two months later.
Ali felt secure, glad that he had
declined the money, and he had no idea what lay ahead.
Sent home to preserve face, the
military general official thwarted a plot to send the young soldier home, knowing
that Ali had observed his conduct.
He made up stories, saying, for
example, that on the day he went to see Ali and turned down the KSh 10,000, he
saw him in bed with his wife.
The young KDF’s destiny was
predetermined; after an unjust hearing, he was returned home, and the
corruption case against his employer was inexplicably withdrawn. Ali’s mother
and wife were horrified, knowing the lack of resources would have a severe
effect.
Ali’s wife initiated measures after
three months of unemployment because she thought her husband was innocent.
She read about Kiwanga doctors
online on the Bana Kenya website and decided to seek their assistance by
calling his number, +254769404965. The herbalists looked into Ali’s
situation, determining that he was a piece sacrificed in a bigger plan and
offering support.
They bestowed a good luck charm, a
protective spell against adversaries, and a spell for his restoration. The
herbalists promised the soldier’s wife that she would notice effects a few days
after performing the charms.
Just so, Ali wrote a letter to the
president at a gathering in Mokowe that week while the head of state was
touring the coast, and Kiwanga doctors approved it.
Recognising the soldier’s
predicament, the president ordered a case reexamination. When it was discovered
that Ali had been wrongfully discharged on false accusations, his supervisor
was held responsible.
Kiwanga Doctors’ involvement
resulted in the reinstatement and promotion of the discharged soldier to the
highest status in that batallion, demonstrating their continual backing for
people who had been wrongfully fired.
Kiwanga doctors in East Africa have
unlimited authority when it comes to traditional medicine; their spells, which
are known to work in as little as 12 hours, are proof of this.
They use formidable charms and
rituals to draw good fortune, prosperity, and contentment into your career.
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