"The achievement I am proudest of is harvesting six bags of maize and two bags of beans from my one acre piece of land last season. I did this despite being sickly that season."

"Engaging in business farming is an achievement am proudest of in my life. This is where I get upkeep for my family. Besides, I do sell beans and maize to schools and this has enabled my children to get school fee. I have 5 kids,two of them are in secondary school while the rest are in primary."

"I spent my third transfer on paying school fees for my daughter in high school who had stayed at home for two weeks due to fee arrears. I am glad that she was able to go back to school. I also finished building my house which I had started with the first transfer and boosted my business to get more profits that I can set aside as savings for school fees."

"There was a time I felt sick and was admitted to Tenwek mission hospital for a long time, my children didn't have anyone to take care of them. This is the biggest hardship in my life"

"The biggest hardship in my life is when I lost my daughter who was murdered by unknown people in town, she used to help me in my business and at home. To date I still feel the lost"

"The biggest hardship in my life is when I dropped out of school in class 8 due to lack of school fees, I had to look for casual work in my village. Sometimes I had to sleep without food "

"The achievement I'm proudest of is running for youths leader position in our county, though I didn't win I'm always happy having tried"

"The cash I received from GD I used on finishing the house that I had started building. In addition to that, I used part of the cash to pay school fees for my children and my nephews."

"I spent my last transfer to buy building materials(Nails,cement,timber and iron sheets) to build a new house as I had a thatched house which often leaked when it rained."

"I used the transfer to buy a new set of chairs, seven seater commonly known as butterfly. I also used part of the cash to buy a new TV screen."