Veteran radio presenter Lady Titie Tabel has opened up about the dark moment in her career that still haunts her to this day. She used to promote witchdoctors but once her daughter’s sumbie closed and they failed to help her.
In a recent interview, Titie, real name Tendo Tabel, revealed that during her time at Beat FM, where she pioneered the popular Ebbaluwa program, she unknowingly opened doors to spiritual manipulation — all for money.
The Ebbaluwa show, which was known for reading emotional letters from listeners and letting others call in with advice, quickly gained popularity. But according to Lady Titie, things took a turn when witchdoctors started sending letters and paying her UGX 1 million just to have their names mentioned on air.
“They used to send letters like normal listeners. I didn’t even realise it at first… Then they started paying me—1 million shillings per letter. I would read them live, mention their names and locations. It became a business,” she confessed.
She said this shady arrangement continued for years without even her radio bosses noticing. But her turning point came when her eldest daughter fell seriously ill, suddenly her sumbie closed and she couldn’t open it, and none of the witchdoctors she had helped could do anything about it.
“I cried day and night. I begged some of them to help me but nothing worked. That’s when I carried my baby to Mutundwe Fellowship Church led by Pastor Tom, and she was healed there,” she recalled emotionally.
Now a born-again Christian, Lady Titie says she lives with deep regret, and hopes her testimony will help others avoid similar paths.
Watch the interview clip below:
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