She built a house and purchased a piece of land while her husband was still lingering in the forests of DR Congo. She risked her life six times crossing into areas of the insurgence in the soggy forests of DR Congo, masquerading as a dealer in the charcoal syndicate in the forests.
She crossed rivers, which scare armed forces in the Congo to have a chance for her new born baby to be named by the father.
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