- Mama Esther waited 10 years to conceive after losing her first child.
- A spiritual dream foreshadowed her struggle with fertility.
- She faced public rumors and accusations about tampering with her womb.
- Her breakthrough came after years of prayer and emotional endurance.
- The experience inspired one of her most impactful gospel songs.
- Her story sheds light on the intersection of faith, grief, and motherhood.
Ghanaian gospel icon Mama Esther has shared a deeply personal account of her decade-long struggle to conceive, following the heartbreaking loss of her first child. In a recent interview, the veteran singer revealed how spiritual visions, public scrutiny, and relentless faith shaped her journey through grief and hope.
The ordeal began with a vivid dream that left her unsettled — a symbolic vision of someone taking away her ability to bear children. Though she initially dismissed it, the years that followed seemed to mirror the dream’s warning. Despite having two children early in her marriage, Mama Esther faced a sudden halt in her ability to conceive, sparking widespread speculation and painful rumors.
Some accused her of undergoing procedures to alter her womb, while others claimed she had tampered with her body to increase fertility. These allegations intensified after the loss of one of her children, compounding her emotional distress. For ten years, she endured the silence of childlessness, leaning on prayer and spiritual resilience to carry her through.
Eventually, her faith was rewarded. Mama Esther conceived again, a moment she describes as a divine breakthrough after years of unanswered questions and public judgment. The experience later inspired one of her most powerful gospel songs — a musical testimony to perseverance, grace, and the healing power of belief.
Her story resonates with many women across Ghana who face similar struggles in silence, and it adds a new layer of meaning to her ministry, reminding fans that behind every melody is a journey marked by trials and triumph.
