Kisoro Woman Shares Her Unexpected Turnaround Story Of How She Rose Back Her Collapsing Business
For years, I believed that hard work alone was enough to keep a business alive. I used to tell myself that as long as I woke up early, treated customers well, and kept my shop stocked, everything would be fine. But life taught me a tough lesson: sometimes, no matter how hard you work, things can still fall apart for reasons you cannot explain. My name is Beatrice, born and raised in Kisoro, and this is the story of how my business collapsed right in front of me and how it rose again in a way I never imagined.
I ran a small retail shop in Kisoro town, selling household items, groceries, and basic supplies. It wasn’t a big shop, but it was enough to feed my family and pay school fees for my two children. For the first three years, things were going well. Customers trusted me, and I had built a strong relationship with suppliers. I would wake up every day with a smile because I knew I had something stable.
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Then suddenly, everything changed. It began slowly. Customers who used to buy from me daily started going elsewhere. Some claimed they “just forgot,” while others said they found “cheaper places,” even though I sold at the same prices. Within weeks, my sales dropped so low that I had days where not a single customer entered my shop. At first, I thought it was normal business fluctuation, so I tried to stay calm.
But things kept getting worse.Stock expired on the shelves before being sold. Bread, sugar, soap—everything that used to move quickly started gathering dust. People passed by my shop without even looking inside. I borrowed money hoping the situation would improve, but instead of rising, the business continued sinking. I reached a point where I couldn’t even pay rent. My landlord gave me several warnings, and I knew if things didn’t change, I would lose everything.
What made the situation more painful was that other small business owners around me were doing well. Some even opened new branches while mine was dying slowly. I would sit behind the counter and watch customers walk straight to the shops next to mine as if I didn’t exist at all. The shame, the fear, and the stress became too much. Many nights, I cried myself to sleep, wondering what I had done wrong.
One day, as I was sitting outside my shop feeling hopeless, an old friend from Kabale stopped by. She hadn’t seen me in years and immediately noticed something was wrong. I opened up to her and explained everything—the losses, the debts, the disappearing customers, and the fear of losing my shop. After listening quietly, she told me something that surprised me. She said she once went through the same situation and that her business had collapsed almost beyond repair until she sought spiritual help.
At first, I didn’t believe her. I thought business problems were solved by strategy, marketing, or changing suppliers. But she insisted that sometimes negative energy, jealousy, or spiritual interference can choke a business until it dies. She then told me about Shaba Mangube traditional healers, who she said had helped her revive her business when she was on the edge of losing everything. She gave me their contact, which she still had saved because she believed their guidance changed her life. That is how I reached out to them.
I honestly didn’t know what to expect, but they listened to my story with patience. They explained that spiritual blocks can make customers avoid you, cause losses, and turn a once-successful business into a failing one. They assured me that they could cleanse the negative energy surrounding my business and attract customers again. The best part was that I didn’t have to travel anywhere they performed the cleansing and success spell from a distance.
A few days later, things began to change. The first sign was when two customers who had stopped coming suddenly returned, each buying more items than usual. The next day, more people walked into my shop some new faces, some old ones. Within a week, the shelves were finally clearing again. My sales doubled, then tripled. Customers started recommending my shop to others, saying it had the best service. Even suppliers who had refused to give me stock on credit came back, offering me new deals.
It was as if someone had opened a door that had been locked for years.
Within two months, I had cleared my debts, restocked fully, and even expanded the shop. My landlord who once threatened to evict me now praises me as one of his most reliable tenants. People in Kisoro ask me what changed, but I just smile and say, “God works in mysterious ways.”
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Today, my shop is stable, busy, and profitable again. I wake up with peace, knowing the dark days are behind me. I share this testimony because many business owners silently suffer losses that make no sense. They work hard yet keep failing. They try everything but nothing improves. If you are in that position, know that you are not alone and your situation can change, just like mine did. Sometimes the problem is NOT the business. Sometimes the problem is what you cannot see.
