I spent my third transfer on enrolling my daughter in a boarding high school and right now I can say that I have a peace of mind since being a day scholar she used to come home late at night and the likelihood of engaging in risk activities that could lead to her being a school drop -out were high .I also bought food and she -cow too.

I spent my second transfer on transferring my daughter from day school to boarding high school at 25,000 KES, bought a cow at 19,000 KES, then used the rest of the cash on clothing and other little house errands.

The biggest difference in daily life is that I no longer borrow clothes to dress for a special occasion as before because I now have my own clothes. Am also very relaxed now that my daughter is in a boarding school hence she won't be involving herself in any inappropriate behaviours that could get her pregnant before she clears her fourth form.

I spent my first transfer on ploughing my piece of farm using a truck, something that I wouldn't have done were it not for the transfer. I am so glad today that my farm is doing so well and promising to yield well.

I was on my way to the nearest shop to pick some items for breakfast on credit, and later on pay for them when I get money. Just at the door step of the shop waiting for a customer to finish up and leave, a notification was heard from my phone confirming the receipt of my first transfer. I felt so touched and wondered how tough situations could at times change and favour us. It was in deed a blessing which was less expected at that moment!