I spent my third transfer on completing my Poultry house, bought local chicks and chicken feed (28,000 KES) for income generation because I have noted there is market and this will sustain my family. In addition I invested in an MPESA business (15,000 KES) that is already running well for its size. I then added stock to my groceries business (10,000 KES) which I started early this year with just a little sugar and tea leaves . Lastly, I completed construction of our my pit latrine (10,000 KES) that we had started with our second transfer..

I spent most of my second transfer to buy building materials like iron sheets, round poles and chicken mesh which I have used to build a chicken coup for rearing chickens. I spent some amount to buy cement, timber and iron sheets which I have used to build a pit latrine in my compound and the remaining amount I spent to pay school fees for my brother-in-law who is in high school.

The biggest difference in my daily life is that, I have a sack of maize in my house for grinding and the amount I would have used to buy a tin of maize daily for consumption, I spend to do something else. Thank you GD for the transfer.

I spent my first transfer on hiring a tractor to plough my piece of land which at that moment was the only one left unploughed. Other than the ploughing, I purchased school uniform for my children who by then worn civilian clothes while going to school.

I felt so good when I received my transfer since it enabled me plough my land which would have not been cultivated were it not for the transfer.