I Was Cursed to Remain Poor, A Watchman Tells How Generational Chains Were Broken

For as long as Joseph, a 42-year-old watchman from Kisumu, could remember, life had always been a struggle. No matter how hard he worked, money seemed to slip through his fingers. He would save a little, only to watch unexpected expenses consume everything. Opportunities that seemed promising would vanish at the last moment, leaving him frustrated and exhausted. Even when he helped others succeed, his own life remained stagnant. Joseph began to wonder if there was something beyond ordinary effort keeping him from breaking free from poverty.

Growing up, Joseph’s family had always faced financial hardships. His parents worked tirelessly but never seemed to get ahead. They told him stories of relatives who experienced strange misfortune and unexplained losses. As a child, Joseph would hear neighbors whisper about curses, generational problems, and hidden forces that seemed to follow some families. At the time, he didn’t fully understand, but as he grew older, he began noticing patterns in his own life—patterns that no logical explanation could justify. Even when he earned a small bonus at work, something unexpected would quickly take it away.

The pressure in Joseph’s life grew heavier each year. He was married and wanted to provide for his wife and children, but his dreams always seemed just out of reach. Bills piled up faster than his income, and his self-esteem started declining. Friends and colleagues would advance in life, buy homes, and start businesses while he remained stuck in the same small rented house.

He felt hopeless, believing that he was doomed to remain poor for the rest of his life. Even at church, he prayed for relief, but nothing changed. Joseph began to feel like he was fighting an invisible battle he could not win alone. One day, a close friend who.To read more, tap here