How a Nigerian street food vendor built a life for herself and her family

I go for children. three of them at the university I turn it into a business. Sometimes I will Go collect the loan. for microfinance I just woke up, I started calling Okwawigo School and the name, They don't know me by my name. If they call me, I won't be happy because the name doesn't carry. Okwawigo School doesn't bear my name. People know me very well. I was 11 years old when I understood what okwa was. My mom pays the bills for the school fees. I started selling after my wife, my junior wife, my senior wife. I was in service selling the okwa. for her, and it was a little shameful. When I see my mates passing by, I'll be like, These people are passing me. What am I doing here? Am I supposed to be here? I'm coming! I love her, I appreciate all the effort she has put in. has been doing it for us, because it hasn't been easy for me. Anungesku, a trema chudre, I see the end, I hear you, I do it.