Carrying On My Mom’s Legacy As A Chef |Lincorn Kibuuka | E31

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Recorded29 May 2021

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In this episode, I host Kibuuka Lincorn, he tells his story of how his life changed when he lost his mother to cancer. Instead of giving up and quitting he picked himself up and decided to carry on his mom’s legacy as a chef. Listen in to hear this emotional but motivational story of this young man.

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