Carpenter

Hervé Bougar, 24 years old. I started at the age of 17. My father wanted to be a carpenter, but could not realize his dream, so he trained me. I make doors, furniture, etc. I sell everything on the market. I can live from it. I know the wood comes from the east and south of the country. But I do not know anything more. Yaoundé – Cameroon.

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