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I told her one of these days I was going to come pay her a visit. She was excited and asked when I was going to come.

Truth is, I am not one who loves to pay visit. I only said that for the fun of it. But since she had taken me serious, I actually had it planned in my heart to come see her whenever I got the chance.

So few days ago, I was on my way back from town and she crossed my mind. We had not spoken in a while. I called her and told her I was around Karu and asked for her exact location. She directed me to her junction.

In less than ten minutes, she arrived the junction wrapped in a wrapper with a sleepy face to pick me up. She had a child strapped to her back as well.

When she saw me, she smiled and gave me a side hug. I collected the baby from her while we both walked to her house. The little baby looked just like her; beautiful and very cheerful.

We got to her house and she was not too comfortable with how she had received me. I understood and apologised for taking her by surprise. Her room was untidy. She had not even had her bath. She told me she had not prepared anything since morning because her gas finished while frying plantain chips to sell. And as a result, she couldn't produce anything to sell.

"It's just now I sent for small bread to eat." She said.

She picked the half bread which she had kept on a tray, and stretched it towards me.

"Join me."

I was touched.

I had actually come expecting to meet a young pretty lady. But instead, I had met a single mother who wasn't finding life easy with her eight month old baby girl.

I asked about the father and she shared the painful story of her failed marriage with me. It is a story I shall share someday for every young woman in pursuit of love and marriage, to learn from.

She told me how she had gone through a lot just to make sure she raises her child and provides the best for her.

This woman was practically living for her child. And if she never gave up despite the challenges she faced, it was definitely because of her child.

In her I saw a strong African woman. A determined and hardworking woman, a single mother who has come to the realisation that she could achieve anything if she puts her heart to it.

I put in four thousand naira in the pocket of the baby before I left. I wished I had more to give her. She didn't know about this. I only hoped she saw it and used it to refill her gas, and probably get food for herself and her baby.

When I got home, she called me and I could hear her sniffling. She had been crying. Probably after seeing the money.

Amidst tears she said to me.

"Caleb you are God sent. This night I would have slept with an empty stomach. I saw the gift you left me. It means a lot to me at this moment in my life. Thank you. God bless you."

I almost cried when the call ended.

I respect every single mother out there. Mothers who have decided to take it upon themselves to raise their children despite the pains, suffering, trials and tribulations they've faced. Your efforts will not be put to waste.