John

Kiptagwanyi Center, Kenya

Funds disbursed

$0 to go

100% funded of $464 goal

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days left

Entrepreneur

Name

John

Member since

January 2013

On-time repayments

16 installments  •  0%

About Me

john kariro is a father of 7 children who are all schooling and age between 4 year and 17 years.i live in kiptagwanyi center.i was born in 1970 in kitale in a place called moisbridge by my two parent who by that time were a resident of kitale,i started my education in 1976 in primary school but before i complete my primary education,in 1980 my parent and whole of my family migrate to kiptagwanyi boombo village where my father bought a land and start living there till now .i completed my primary education in 1985 in standard 8 but i didn't enroll to the secondary as my parent could not afford my education,so as a young boy who at that time reaching std 8 was taken as an educated person, i was employed by one rich man who was buying cereal and was given order by cereal board to buy for them ,i was employed as a store keeper to look and to count the bug of cereal.i stay there for about 11 year till 1990 when i started my own business of cereal because the cereal board have move away from this town and the rich man also move away to another town called eldoret.in that case and i already got enough money from my work i started my own business.the earning from this business help my family to able to live a good live without any problem and able to feed my family cloth,and shelter which is the basic need

My Business

my business entail in cereal and farming in this area.i started this business from the money which i was employed by one rich person in early 1990.and from the experience from that man,i discover that in buying and selling cereal you must know when to help the farmer at buying cereal in a good price. also to read the climate when you want to do farming by timing the plating season, i plant my seed early than other people and also harvest earlier that other farmers,so i sell my product in a good price when there is no competition,after selling, i start buying from the farmer when thy are harvesting when many people want to sell there product in a low price, so in that way i got profit to sustain my business so that in February every year many people don't have cereal in their home ,and i fetch them in other area like busia where at that time thy are harvesting and i sell to the people in this area kiptagwanyi and surrounding and made profite, but some time some people area old like my parent so i must help them to get something to eat not only profit but some time i give them in dept so that thy can pay me at the end of year when thy will harvest and sometime thy don't pay and i count them as tenth to GOD .the business is profitable and the demand of my service is high in this area. the main challenge is poor road,high cost of this product like when i get them from far as busia.high cost of transport

Loan Proposal

dear zidisha and lenders, i thank you all for accepting me,in this my first loan in zidisha, i want to buy posho mill. because i have already in my store maize, i want to do milling this maize to produce flour because at this season it is in a high demand. adding from my money which i have saved from my business i will be able to buy the milling machine worth 75,000 and in this way buy business will be very profitable. thanks

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$464.00

Date disbursed

Feb 24, 2013

Repayment status

Late

Projected term

17 months

Lenders

BM

Benedicte Monroe

Sarasota// Phnom Penh, United States

E

Errol

Bradenton, FL, United States

P

pattermik

richmond, United States

C

chrisn

Egg, Switzerland

B

Bavarian

Bavaria, Germany

russell

leicester, United Kingdom

G

gustavalberius

Uppsala, Sweden

MillerClark

London, United Kingdom

D

darkpella

Correggio, Italy

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  • John    Jul 2, 2013

    dear my lenders am so sorry for being late in my repayments. this is because my first born child was hitted by a motor bike and was admitted in nakuru provincial general hospital. am so sorry for this. i hope now to start my repayments on august without any problem.my lenders the loan you gave me has boosted my business alot. i wish all of you best of luck.

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  • John    Feb 24, 2013

    thank you lenders for completing my loan, i appreciate your support and accept the bid that you have made to me.now i will be able to purchase the posho mill that i was planning to buy.God bless you and bless the work of your hand

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    • MillerClark    Feb 25, 2013

      Dear John Kariro,

      I am pleased to be able to help. I wish you success in your business.

      Best wishes,

      MillerClark

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    • MillerClark    Feb 25, 2013

      Dear John Kariro,

      I am pleased to be able to help. I wish you every success in your business.

      Best wishes,

      MillerClark

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  • John    Feb 21, 2013

    dear lenders , i am pleading to you to complete my loan because my business is in need of this fund very much for me and my family to prosper in live. so please i hope that you can come forward to complete it .may God bless you as you prepare to fund me. thank you all

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