Emotions are sparked when a triplet widow in Ghana asks for assistance with school costs and feeding her boys.

A poor triplet mother from Ghana has asked for financial assistance to meet her children's needs.

Lariba of Sandema in Ghana's Upper East Region requires immediate assistance to grow her company and pay for the education of her children.

During a recent interview with Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng, founder and CEO of Crime Check TV Ghana, the widow sobbed.

In order to provide for her children's needs, triplet mother Lariba in Sandema in Ghana's Upper East Region has made a financial support plea.

The widow grieved as she described how challenging it may be at times to provide for herself and the children after her husband, who was also the children's father, went away five years prior.

In an interview with Ibrahim Oppong Kwarteng for Crime Check TV Ghana, Lariba asserted that she finances her hustle with loans.

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A needy single mother of three who sells Kenkey every day for GHC20 receives more than GHC3k to start her own business.

A triplets' widow from Ghana pleads for financial assistance. Image courtesy of Crime Check TV GH. from Facebook

Lariba remembers trying moments in the past.

The needy widow admitted that she runs a number of small enterprises to help support the children, but it hasn't always been easy.

The children are a blessing, but raising them has not been simple. She cried as she continued, "Their father [died five years ago] and left them for me alone.

Rent is due for the single room where Lariba and the kids reside. She urgently needs assistance to grow her company, care for the triplets, and pay for their senior high school education.

Netizens respond to Lariba's request for assistance

Post by Nancy Bimpong:

There are times when things become difficult and you begin to lose hope because you are unsure of where to turn for help. I wish you all the best for the future, and please don't give up.

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In a moving TikTok video, a boy is shown studying under a streetlight, making viewers cry and exclaim, "Oh God."

As Oshejede George said:

As a single parent of a set of double twins (4 boys), I completely understand what the mom is going through. May the Lord provide her with a helper. Amen.

A single mother of three who sells Kenkey every day for GHC20 is paid GHC3,000.

According to a different version, Ama Darkowaa, a single mother from Ghana who sells another person's kenkey for a commission of GH20 to sustain herself and her children, has received assistance.

The three-parent mother who walks across Greater Kumasi to sell Fante Kenkey received donations from the public.

Ama Darkowaa's tale touched the hearts of many, including Marivic Saladar from Canada, who gave $100 CAD (Canadian dollars).