"I spent the transfer on buying chairs ksh 11500, mattress ksh 3000,3 goats ksh 8000, 2 sacks of maize ksh 6000 and keeping ksh 21500 for savings ."

"I paid secondary school fees for my children with 4500 KES of my token payment, I smeared my main house with mud using 3000 KES of the transfer and I spent 1750 KES on a mattress and the remaining 750 KES on food."

"I used 24350 to expand my house, bought a cow (15000), a mattress (4200), a sack of maize (2800), cushions (3000)"

"l spend the transfer to extend my house so l bought 25 iron-sheets at 15000 kshs, poles at 7000 kshs, nails at 2300 kshs, labor 5000 kshs , l also spend 8000 kshs to pay school fees for my children in high school and primary school, l also bought mattress worth 4000 kshs , solar at 2000 kshs the remaining balance l spend to buy food."

"I bought 15 iron sheets at 9,300 KES, roofing poles at 3,500 KES, wall poles at 3,600 KES, nails at 1,500 KES, fissure board at 2,500 KES, a window at 2,200 KES and paid for labour at 10,000 KES to enlarge my house. I also bought plastic seats and water containers for 10,000 KES, mattress for 2,400 KES and paid school fees for 5,000 KES."

"I purchased some bags of cement worth 11580 KES which I'll use to cement my house. Bought a bed worth 4000 KES. Purchased a mattress at 4200 KES. I still have the rest of the transfer at hand which I'll pay those who will cement the house."

"I spent 4500 KES of my token payment on a mattress, 1800 KES on 3 iron sheets, I paid for my children school fees and bought for them school uniform with 1100 KES and I spent the remaining 2600 KES on food."

"I never had some items which I bought with my token payment as follows; a mattress at 3000 KES, a sack of maize at 2500 KES, school uniform at 600 KES, 2 iron sheets at 1200 KES and food with the remaining 2700 KES."

"I spent 3700 KES of my token payment on a mattress, 2500 KES on 6 cushions, 1800 KES on a solar panel and I cleared primary school fees for my daughter using the remaining 2000 KES."

"I spent 6000 KES of my token payment on 10 iron sheets, 3500 KES on a mattress, and we used the remaining 1500 KES for buying food."