"The biggest hardship i have ever faced in life is planning to start a business but getting money to start such a business has been my main challenge." (Campaign: UBI)

"The achievement that I am proud of is when I do maize farming and I get good harvest. This has always happened in the past and I am always happy because I get food and income from the yield." (Campaign: UBI)

"The achievement am proudest of is joining university after excelling in my secondary level of education and currently pursuing my dream course of becoming a teacher and a role model to the society." (Campaign: UBI)

"The achievement that I am proudest of is when I bought my first cow in 2015. I was happy because I could now get milk for my family and for sale to generate income." (Campaign: UBI)

"The biggest hardship that I am facing right now is lack of income. Its hard because I even wanted to build a small shop in which I can start business but I have no money." (Campaign: UBI)

"The biggest hardship I am facing right now is lack of money and I also have a problem with my son who left school and its been hard convincing him to continue with school." (Campaign: UBI)

"The biggest hardship I have faced in life is when I got paralyzed fourteen years ago. I have had to struggling through this and still manage to feed my family coupled more by the loss of my husband ten years ago." (Campaign: UBI)

"The achievement I am proudest of is educating my children.I am proud in particular with my daughter who has already completed college and is now working and married.She will now be in a position to help his own family live a better life." (Campaign: UBI)

"The biggest hardship I have faced in my life is a certain kind of sickness I had.I used to have severe headache which started way back in primary school and went on to secondary school where I finally found medication.This affected my studies for a long time." (Campaign: UBI)

"The achievement that I am proud of is farming. I planted maize and yielded a lot. This has helped me in paying school fees for my children" (Campaign: UBI)