SAVE THE AYUBAS

What are you raising money for?

We are raising N1 million to provide urgent relief for the Ayuba family—a volunteer vigilante officer, his wife, and four children—whose single-room home in Nigeria lost its roof due to a financial dispute. The family now endures the harsh harmattan cold, dust, and rain without proper shelter. Additionally, over ten people share one toilet and bathroom, posing health and dignity risks. The funds will cover: Roof repairs (N500,000): Reinforce their home with durable roofing sheets, windows, and doors. Sanitation (N300,000): Construct a private bathroom and toilet to reduce overcrowding and disease risks. Basic supplies (N200,000): Blankets, warm clothing, and food to survive the harmattan. This campaign is a lifeline to restore safety, health, and dignity to a family that has served their community selflessly. the harmattan. This campaign is a lifeline to restore safety, health, and dignity to a family that has served their community selflessly.

Why are you raising the funds?

It is important to raise the funds at this time because of the nature of the Harmattan season and the family is prone to diseases and infections. It is a matter of collective responsibility and interfaith tolerance and accountability. The man of the house volunteered to protect our lives and property even when we and our families are asleep. Compassion is the key here for varying wise reasons. It is a matter of priority and emergency. Note that the children are still underage. That therefore, poses a significant threat to their general wellbeing-physically and mentally. We deeply empathize with the Ayubas

What will the funds raised help achieve?

The N1 million will: Restore Shelter: A sealed roof ends exposure to cold and dust, preventing pneumonia and ensuring safe sleep. Improve Sanitation: A private bathroom reduces disease spread and restores dignity, especially for Mrs. Ayuba and her daughters. Stabilize the Family: Warm blankets and food let the children focus on school, not survival. Long-term impact: Health: Reduced illness rates mean fewer medical expenses. Security: A stable home allows Jeremiah to continue his vigilante work without fear for his family’s safety. Community Hope: This effort shows how collective compassion can transform lives, inspiring others to give. Every donation brings tangible change—N5,000 buys a roof sheet; N50,000 builds a toilet. Together, we can turn despair into hope before harmattan worsens.