Mary Aenola took out a document from the briefcase she was carrying and placed it on the coffee table.
Seeing Joe Ga's curious gaze, she said sternly, "From Kenya to Central Africa, a massive drug industry is entrenched, supported by foreign forces that have supplied them with numerous weapons and equipment.
These drug lords occupy the jungles year-round. When they need more manpower, they raid towns, kidnap people, and leave behind devastation and corpses after their attacks.
The victims are not just Central Africa and Congo, but also Uganda and Kenya along the way.
We have repeatedly requested assistance from the African Union; we finally received 200 million US dollars, which can be used to build a force to eradicate these drug lords.
As the main victim, Centra Africa has proactively requested to lead the battle, and therefore, we gained control of this money.
