Eco-friendly, solar-powered inventory for convenience store

Agnes

Prampram, Ghana

100% repaid

Follow Agnes

How it Works

Entrepreneur

Name

Agnes

Member since

March 2014

On-time repayments

265 installments • 62%

About Me

I am Agnes, living and working in Prampram, a town located in Ghana - about 25 mi (or 40 km) North-East of Accra, the country's capital town.

I have lived here most of my life but have traveled as far as the northern parts of Ghana for business. a few years back, I transported salt from Ada, a nearby coastal town to the north for sale. I have also work in formal settings at the north at a construction company.

I am a very active and efficient business woman and love to make use of whatever existing resources I have to create value for my customers.

My Business

My community is set to become an international hub as plans are far advanced for major infrastructural projects. There, I operate a convenience shop where I offer people a variety of goods to meet daily household needs.

Loan Proposal

With the current scare of climate change and global warming, my customers have become conscious of the times to save energy and save money. I would like to introducing products like solar lanterns, solar chargers and panels.
Using the energy that the sun provides is completely free of charge so I would like to offer solar powered lights and home systems , TVs, fridges etc. Prices of these items ranges from $15 to $500.

Feedback

Positive

Neutral

None

Negative

None

David Oct 21, 2019

Loan was originally scheduled to take two months. After several months with small or no payments, payments resumed and the loan was paid off after about 14 months. I admire your commitment to your lenders.

Log in to reply • Share