By Hope Mafaranga Elengo training his worker how to use the machine When we left the camp in 2006, we had nothing to turn to as most of our houses, crops and animals were destroyed by the 20 year old of the war of the Lord Resistance Army (LRA) and one had to think out of the box to ensure his family survives. The memories of the LRA seems fresh in the mind of Patrick Alengo, 50 , a resident of Onil Village, in Aloi sub-county, Alebtong district. He remembers the suffering as if it just happened yesterday. Alengo a father of seven and a catechist at St Nichols, Awiny said, when they returned from the camps, they had nothing to feed their children on and had no shelter at all. “We use to live on aid from non-government organisations and life was a nightmare. I had to do something extra ordinary to sustain my family,” he said. An opener He said one day, he attended a meeting organised by Care international which was intended to sensitising war ret
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