Raya
Mazeras, Kenya
9% repaid
Name
Raya
Member since
May 2016
On-time repayments
155 installments • 77%
I was born in 1976, a seventh born of the late Joseph Raya and Rachel Umazi. I started my nursery education at Jomo Keyata Nursery School Mazeras in 1980 to 1982 when I joined Mazeras Primary from 1983 to 1990. After doing my kcpe exam, my father had no money to take me to high school. I started selling fish but it was not doing well. I joined Mariakani Polytechnic for electrical and electronics courses in 1993 to 1994. After that, I went to attachment at Mombasa doing motor rewinding and electrical installation. After that, I worked at Ashton Apparel doing electrical maintenance. The salary of KSh 3500 per month was not enough, so I decided to open my workshop which is doing well. We grow coconut trees and that is doing well. My first born wants to be a journalist; the second one wants to be a pilot. After work, I like listening to old Congo music, helping my wife cooking, and teaching my children how to cook delicious food.
I repair electronics and electrical appliances such as: TVs, DVD players, radios, iron boxes, fans, etc. I also sell them secondhand. I also am doing house electrical installation. I sell secondhand appliances because they have affordable prices for my customers. I chose this kind of business because it doesn't need huge capital and has a good profit. I get a minimum profit of KSh 30,000 and a maximum profit of KSh 60,000 a month. I use this money for food, medical, and school fees for my children. I also increase stock.
I will buy 5 windows at 60$ each,7 doors at 100$ each, 40 bags of cement at 7$ each, 40 pieces of iron sheets at 10.2$ each, wood for roofing at 200$ and labour charge of 600$. It will make me able to build the house at the level that my family and i starting stay in.
I was born in 1976 a seventh born of the late joseph Raya and Rachel umazi. I started my nursery education at jomo keyata nursery school mazeras in 1980 to 1982 when I joined mazeras primary from 1983 to 1990 after doing my kcpe exam my father had no money to take me to high school. I started seling fish but it was not doing well. I joined mariakani polytechnic for electrical and electronics courses in 1993 to 1994 after that I went to attachment at Mombasa doing motor rewinding and electrical installation. After that I worked at Ashton apparel doing electrical maintenance. The salary of ksh 3500 per month was not enough so I decided to open my workshop which is doing well . We grow coconut trees and is doing well. My first born wants to be a journalist the second one wants to be a pilot. After work i listening to old Congo music helping my wife cooking,teaching my children how to cook delicious food.
I repair electronics and electrical appliances such as TV's DVD players, RADIO's, IRON BOXES, FAN etc. I also sell them in second hand. I also doing house electrical installation. I sell second hand appliances because they have affordable price to my Customers. I choose this kind of business because it doesn't need huge capital and has a good profit. I get a minimum profit of ksh 30,000 and a maximum profit of ksh 60,000 a month. I use this money for food, medical school fees for my children. I also increase stork.
I will buy 5 windows at 60$ each,7 doors at 100$ each, 40 bags of cement at 7$ each, 40 pieces of iron sheets at 10.2$ each, wood for roofing at 200$ and labour charge of 600$. It will make me able to build the house at the level that my family and i starting stay in.
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Project Type
Classic Loan
Disbursed amount
$2,088.00
Date disbursed
Nov 10, 2017
Repayment status
Late
Projected term
162 months
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