Wonuahua, our
second village on the list of Southeast sites, is part of Lambuya sub-district.
From Unaaha, it takes about 30-40 minutes drive.
The
village is divided into several sub-villages, spreading across the terrain.
We
met Mr. Ibrahim, the leader of farmers’ group at his stilt house that is
located amongst cacao trees.
Mr.
Ibrahim lives at sub-village 3, which is miles away from the main road, that it
takes another 15-20 minutes passing thru slopes and bunches of cacao
farms.
Along the grubby soil path toward sub-village 3, plots of cacao trees with owner’s house usually sited at the back are the only thing that is apparent. In this sub-village, each residential is distant between one to another.
Along the grubby soil path toward sub-village 3, plots of cacao trees with owner’s house usually sited at the back are the only thing that is apparent. In this sub-village, each residential is distant between one to another.
Sub-village
3 is also dominated by migrants from South Sulawesi. Most of local Tolaki
people lives in the other side of the sub-village that is closer to the main
road.