"Five years ago, before I ventured into the business of selling eggs, I was into making of drums, using factory waste products. Yoruba's call it 'ajagbandu'. Then everything changed when my husband fell seriously ill. I had to spend all my savings from the business on his hospital bills so he could be well again. After his recovery, he completed the house he had been building before the illness and was set to move in without me and our 3 kids. I begged him to allow us join him, but he refused. He never told me what I did wrong. He just decided to move into the new house with a new wife. This was really hard to accept, but I eventually accepted the reality and focused on taking care of my children. The struggles of a single mother have seen me take loans to cater for my children and their education. But I'm happy and thankful to God because we have been surviving even without a husband/father figure. Two of my children are curently in university while the third is in a private secondary school. My older two girls in university are well behaved, but I'm praying God touches the heart of my only son whose behavior is becoming worrisome."
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Day 11 of 30. #MySplufikStory