"My proudest achievement is that I have been able to do small business and feed my family." (Occupation: Small business)

"My life is currently different because I already have hope of regaining my eyesight because I can use the money I received to see an ophthalmologist. When I am completely healed,I can then set up a business that will enable me earn some money."

"I am planning to spend my transfer on paying my school and save part of it to start a business after school. "

"The biggest differnece in my daily life is that my life has improved since I am able to eat a balanced diet hence improved immunity. Before, We used to feed on one meal a day or even spend a day without a meal." (Occupation: Small business)

"I expect my life to change in the next six months in that I will have started vegetable business that will enable me get sustainable business to support my family."

"Yes,I do have a new goal, I have a daughter who dropped out of school for lack of school fee so,with this money,I see her either going back to school or taking a technical course to make her self dependent." (Occupation: Small business)

"My proudest achievement is having saved enough money from my business and bought a bull. I later gave the bull to my spouse who used it to pay my dowry. Seeing the look on my parents that day made me feel very proud." (Occupation: Small business)

"My new goal that I didn't have before receiving the transfer is starting a second hand clothes business that will enable me have sustainable income. I also want to put up my own home because I know my children will also get a piece of land."

"I have a new plan of opening my own maize grain business and leave my mother's which was not very profitable." (Occupation: Small business)

"I spent most of the third transfer to pay labour charge as l was building my spacious house being that l had bought build materials with the second transfer. The remaining balance l spend to pay debt that l had when buying second hand motorcycle, which l am using now to do my business of transporting fish to a nearby market."