"l spend the money to plaster my house so l bought 12 bags of cement at 8000 kshs, sand at 6000 kshs , labour 3600 kshs l also spend 3500 kshs to buy solar, l bought cow at 16000 kshs, supper-drum at 2000 kshs and l aslo payed 10000 kshs school fees to my children."

"I spent the transfer on buying steel doors ksh 7000, 14 bags of cement ksh 18000,steel door ksh 7000, sand ksh 6000 and one cow ksh 10000 (to pay for my late son's wife dowry )"

"I spent 20,000 KES to construct a kitchen, about 5,000 KES was used to make a cow pen and 8,000 KES was spent on buying a wooden door and fixing fissure board on my roof. I also spent 3,000 on farming expenses and 6,000 KES on buying two bags of dry maize. The rest of the money was used on food items."

"I would like to buy two bulls that will help me in farming.I would also like to use part of this money to expand my house because it is small.Lastly,I would like to purchase a dairy cow that will give me milk."

"The biggest difference in my life is that GD has increased my worth in terms of property ownership. I am currently owning a cow and good furniture things that I couldn't afford before."

"I paid school fees (7000 KES), bought a cow (2000 KES) and the rest on household needs."

"I am planning to spend the upcoming lumpsum payment on extending my house to bigger size and buying a cow."

"I am planning to buy a cow and pay for a leased piece of land for farming."

"I am planning to spend my transfer on building a better house as the one I stay in is almost falling on me hence I will buy thirty iron sheets for my house and also buy twenty iron sheets and build for my eldest son a house too, I will spend part of the transfer also on buying one cow and furniture for my house. The remaining amount I will spend on paying school fees for my child who is in secondary school."

"l spend 12000 kshs to buy furniture , l aslo bought two cow at 20000 kshs , l spend 10000 kshs to pay school fees, the rest l use to improve my business."