Nicholas
Sunyani, Brong Ahafo Region, Ghana
2% repaid
Name
Nicholas
Member since
July 2017
On-time repayments
130 installments • 58%
Nicholas Saddari is my name. I am a product of the University of Cape Coast, cape coast Ghana where I studied bachelor of education (BEd) Science from 2008-2012. I am the author of Man Sada Series Science books for Junior High Schools in Ghana. I started writing in 2011 while in school. I am also teacher my profession and I teach at Chiraa Senior High School, Ghana where I also earn my salary. I have been teaching since 2016. I am currently pursuing MSc Sustainable Energy Management from the University of Energy and Natural Resources, Fiapre Ghana where I will graduate this year. I am also an assembly member for sunyani municipal assembly for the past two and half years and still serving till 2019 where another elections will be held.
Man Sada Series is a publication which is into science books. this is a Junior High School integrated science books which is used as a supplementary text books. they are sold directly to schools and others to book shops for individual to also purchased. I also earn income from my teaching through the salary I receive. the salary is sometimes used to support the book business when the need arises.
60g of 30 bond papers will be bought to print my books. this will be bought with GH6000 while the remaining 2454 will be used to reimburse my school fees (PhD). this will help increase my profit margin between 7-8% which will help pay for the loan. this will also help to increase sales as we are still in the peak season in the books business in Ghana. i will also use this opportunity to thank my lenders and zidisha for the trust in lending to me.
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Project Type
Classic Loan
Disbursed amount
$1,750.00
Date disbursed
Jan 8, 2019
Repayment status
Late
Projected term
18 months
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Dixie Davis Dec 5, 2018
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