I spent 35,000 KES out of my third transfer on University tuition for my daughter who is undertaking a Teaching Course. Just before receiving GD grant, I was contemplating selling my 1-acre piece of land to pay her fee, but the offer was too little and I became hesitant, tried to shop around for a better bargain but this was not coming forth. I had already sold my cattle earlier on to pay Tuition fee for my daughter as well as Secondary school fee for her siblings. I had sold all my assets except one cattle, that succumbed to drought in the month of April 2017, and consequently I had nothing else but a piece of land as my last resort, which I almost sold at a throw away price, and yet I am raising eleven children in total, including 2 that belonged to my late co-wife. I thank you very much GD for saving my land. I spent the small balance on dry corn and other food items for my family.

I spent most of my second transfer to pay school fees for my child who is in high school. I bought solar lighting system to assist my in doing their homewok and also to relive me the burden of buying kerosene, I bought a sack of maize for my family's consumption and the remaining amount, I spent to buy food, clothes and shoes for my children.

The biggest difference in my daily life is that, I now have solar in my house and no-longer have to buy kerosene and also I have my plot which I was almost selling to get school fees for my child and this has given me immense peace in my heart. Thank you GD for the transfer

I spent my first transfer on a sack of maize at 4000 KES, a mattress at 2200 KES, water storing container (skyplast) at 1800 KES, the rest of the transfers were spent on food

I was very happy the no,ent I receive allowances.