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I’m Johnson Oluwatobiloba Esther, a single mom to a 7-year-old boy. Life has been tough—I was betrayed, left with heavy debt, and I’m currently struggling to survive. I’ve done everything from cleaning to food sales just to stay afloat.   I’m raising ₦600,000 to clear debt and start a small business so I can rebuild my life and care for my son. Please help me. Your support could be the light I need to stand again. 🙏💔

HELP ME REBUILD MY LIFE- A SINGLE MOM CRY FOR HELP.

by Oluwatobiloba Johnson

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My name is Johnson Oluwatobiloba Esther, a single mother to a 7-year-old boy. I’m reaching out with all the strength I have left, asking for help to free myself from debt and restart my life. I’ve spent years trying to survive—working as a cleaner, cooking food for sale, doing POS business, even laundry—anything legitimate to stay afloat. But betrayal and broken trust have left me deeply wounded and financially crushed. I invested my time, money, and heart into someone I trusted. Instead, I was left behind—with a huge debt of over ₦2 million, no stable source of income, and a child depending on me. Right now, I’m living in harsh conditions, even sleeping in a canteen, trying to keep going. But the weight is unbearable. I often cry myself to sleep. My mind is not at peace. I feel like I’m fading. I’m raising ₦600,000 to start again: To clear part of my crippling debt To fund a new start—through food sales or any honest hustle To take care of my son with dignity I’ve never been the type to beg, but this is a cry for survival. I am not lazy. I am not irresponsible. I’m just a woman who has reached her breaking point. Please, help me. Your support—no matter how small—could be the turning point that saves a life. I promise to rise again and pay this kindness forward when I’m whole. Thank you for reading, sharing, and donating. I am forever grateful.