"I'm planning to spend my transfer on the following ways; building a new house since the current house is old,I will also buy one cow as an investment that I can sell some day to get profit and lastly I intend to buy a sewing machine that will help me get some income to sustain my family."

"l spent the transfer to buy 2 cow-bulls at 30000 kshs, l also bought fishing-net at 6000 kshs, l also paid school fees of 2000 kshs, l also spent 4500 kshs to buy saving-machine, the remaining balance l spent to buy food."

"I bought 22 iron sheets for 13,860 KES, poles for 10,300 KES, nails for 920 KES and paid 7,500 KES for labour. I bought two cows for 16,000 KES to use to pay bride price."

"I spent 16,000KES on buying ironsheet, and 30,000KES on buying 2 cows for keeping. i also spent 3,000KES on buying maize for consumption, and 1,000KES on groceries."

"l spent the transfer to buy 2 cow-bulls at 30000 kshs, l also spent 10000 kshs to build pit-latrine, l spent 5000 kshs for weeding, the remaining a mount l spent to buy food."

"I now use a solar lamp which is not smoky, and not the paraffin lamp. I also have a cow that will help me during ploughing."

"l spent 17000 kshs of the transfer to give my son to build his house since he was staying at the market center, l also spent 25000 kshs to buy cow-bull, l bought mattress worth 3000 kshs the remaining l spent to buy 10 iron-sheets."

"I bought two cows at 28,000 KES, a lorry of sand at 4,000 KES, 6 bags of cement at 5,600 KES, paid 2,000 KES labour charge, used 250 KES on transportation, a small radio at 1,800 KES, one solar lanten at 1,250 KES, used 2,500 KES on my hospital bills, bought utensils at 2,200 KES and am still having 2,000 KES in my Mpesa account."

"l spent the transfer to buy cow-bulls at 32000 kshs, l also bought 10 iron-sheets at 6200 kshs, l bought mattress at 3500 kshs, l paid school fees of 4500 kshs for my three children in primary school the remaining balance l spent to buy food."

"I bought 26 iron sheets at 16,900 KES, 30 roofing poles at 4,500 KES, 35 wall poles at 7,000 KES, nails at 1,350 KES, paid 4,000 KES labour charge, one sack of maize at 3,000 KES, one cow at 12,000 KES then paid 1,200 KES school fee for my two children."