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Armstrong

Mtwapa, Kenya

15% repaid

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Entrepreneur

Name

Armstrong

Member since

January 2013

On-time repayments

3 installments • 0%

About Me

my nameas are armstrong mwangala mwaveka. ilive in mtwapa in mikanjuni village. am married and i live with my wife and am blessed with four children.the first born is a boy and his name bingo and he is twenty years. and the second born she a girl her name is called mose. the third is a boy and his name is called Banda. the fourth born is called jembe. my occupation is just business am a business man here in mtwapa mikanjuni near imara teachers training collage. my education background is form four of A level of the past secondary education.

My Business

my business is boda boda and a local restaurant here at mikanjuni village.i coock foods like githeri mthokoi chapati tea coffee tea. pilau rice beans green vegetable and many more. and in boda i also give the transportation business of transporting passengers from one place to another. in the hotel business most of the clients prefer buying or taking foods from my hotel because my prices are reasonable;e and i cock very delicious foods this the reason as to why the clients prefer buying foods from me typical monthly running cost is Kenya shillings 20,000. and my monthly sales collection is Kenya shillings 55,000 monthly this is now giving me a smooth monthly profit of Kenya shillings

Loan Proposal

Hello, am so happy that i have finally been granted this chance of posting a loan application to you. This is good news as i will have a good access of improving my business more. With this loan i will boost my business by adding more stock to the business, so as to add more value to my business.With this i will add my income and this good news to my business and my family in general. Thank you so much and may God bless you all.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$100.00

Date disbursed

Nov 20, 2013

Repayment status

Late

Projected term

3 months

Lenders

Philippe

Adliswil, Switzerland

Silver

Steiermark, Austria

Pierfausto

Rome, Italy

Anonymous

United Kingdom

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Ndungu Jan 15, 2015

I spoke to Armstrong today and he said he will pay his next installment in two weeks time. He is currently settling school feels for his three children. I will make a follow up after the two weeks. Thank you for your patience.

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Ndungu Sep 10, 2014

I spoke to Armstrong today and he said he will pay his next installment at end month. He is currently settling school feels for his three children. Thank you for your patience.

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Ndungu Apr 27, 2014

Lenders,

I spoke to Mr. Mwaveka today and he is all set clear his outstanding loan on or before 5th May.

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Ndungu Apr 13, 2014

I spoke to Armstrong Mwaveka and he is very remorseful that he has lagged behind in his loan repayment. He promised to clear the outstanding balance at the end of this month.

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Samuel Mar 19, 2014

I phoned Armstrong today 1011am. He says thissaturday he will send about $60. He explains that his business was demolished by road expansion program. However he is now recovered and will restart repaying.

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Samuel Mar 5, 2014

I have phoned Armstrong 5.56pm and asked about business. He says he sent some money yesterday but I reminded him that his monthly installment is higher than what he had sent. He then promised to send the balance by 15th of March. He sounds quite committed to interact responsibly on zidisha.

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Pierfausto Nov 16, 2013

Armstrong, I sincerely wish you will reach your goals. May God bless you. Pray for me.

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H
howard Nov 16, 2013

The absence of a 'coach benevole' does not encourage me to lend. With no sort of recommendation, there is less likelihood of repayment than if sponsored by an established borrower or other person whose word seems likely to be of value. Given the % of losses in Kenya, shouldn't this be an essential requirement for a borrower?

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