Solomon Mkubwa, a gospel musician, attributes the loss of his left arm to childhood sorcery.

The Congolese gospel musician from Kenya claimed that after being bewitched by his father’s side chick when he was 12 years old, he lost his arm.

Despite being partially Christian, the family did not take it seriously. When walking home from school one day, Solomon injured himself.

Soon after, one of his siblings developed a short-lived illness and passed away.

The woman, whom Solomon variously referred to as ‘stepmother’, brought further anguish to their family.

Nobody in the family took this seriously, and eventually Solomon’s other sibling passed away and his arm began to swell.

They had to suffer the most, according to Solomon, in part because his father was an alcoholic who would listen to anyone.

The father of Solomon is now a changed man and a servant of God. Hits like “Mungu Mwenye Nguvu,” “Nimewasamehe,” and “Mfalme Wa Amani” are among Solomon’s best-known works.

Many people are inspired by the gospel songs of the celebrated Congolese vocalist. He is a devoted husband and father of two kids.