Traditional healer Nsambu Micheal, popularly known as Owomugo Kenge, says he does not have a fixed price for his services.
Operating from his shrine in Nakawakuka, Nsambu says patients who seek his traditional healing services are not given a compulsory fee.
Instead, he says patients return with what he describes as a small token of appreciation.
According to the traditional healer, his services therefore do not have a specific price attached to them.
Nsambu has been practicing traditional healing for more than 20 years and says he has treated numerous patients during that period.
He says his patients come from different walks of life and include people of different ages.
Among the issues he says they bring to him are difficulties with pregnancy, family problems, bad luck and challenges finding employment.
His shrine in Nakawakuka is the main place where he meets patients. Nsambu says he is available there on a daily basis except Wednesday.
The approach to payment is one aspect of his practice that he says distinguishes his relationship with patients.
Rather than setting a fixed charge before providing his services, he says the decision to give something in appreciation is left to the patient.
His growing presence on social media has also helped introduce his work to a wider audience.
Nsambu says he joined social media after seeing people from different professions embrace platforms such as TikTok. He decided that traditional healing could also use the platforms to reach people.
Today, he says some people who discover him online eventually make their way to his shrine in Nakawakuka.
