Loan to buy drugs to stock my shop

Gyamfi

Dormaa Ahenkro, Ghana

20% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

Gyamfi

Member since

January 2017

On-time repayments

54 installments  •  56%

About Me

Having interest in drugs and the rampant malaria and other minor illness in my community, I learnt about various drugs and their applications. These were only on first aids; I was also trained on how to read prescription forms. My father helped me to acquire a licence, and now I'm a full-time [pharmacist]. Business has been good since I started. It is a requirement in Ghana that every drug sold must be prescribed by a medical doctor. I have worked in this field for many years now and I can boast that I'm very experienced now.

I like listening to music a lot. I have through this business owned a cocoa farm in one of the villages called Asikasu, where I visit on weekends.

My Business

I sell all sort of drugs, pain killers such as paracetamol, asprine, etc. I have blood tonics, plastics and spirits for wounds, antibiotics and many more. From where my store is located has no drugstore in that suburb, and this offers me the opportunity to get market [share] and [therefore] my customers are many. Business in health drugs are lucrative, only that it is capital intensive. Acquiring a licence for this purpose is not easy in Ghana. One would ensure he/she has prepared a well-ventilated room to store the drugs. Had it not been the effort of my father, I wouldn't have reached this far.

Loan Proposal

It is my pleasure to inform my lenders that I'm doing well with the loan funded and I would want to request another to buy more drugs into my shop.
I will buy pain killers such as paracetamol, aspirin @$12.
I Wii buy blood tonics @$15.3
I will include the purchase of Malaria drugs such as MALA 2(15 packs)@ 15.2
I will also add to my purchase plasters and spirits for dressing wounds @$12.1
Finally I will buy 13 boxes of baby diapers @$11.3.

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About Me

Having interest in drugs and the rampant malaria and other minor illness in my community I learnt various drugs and their applications.These were only on first aids I was also trained on how to read prescription forms. My father helped me to acquire a licence and now I'm a full time drug dealer. Business has been good since I started.It is a requirement in Ghana that every drug sold must be prescribed by a medical doctor. I have worked in this field for many years now and I can boast that I'm very experienced now. I like listening to music a lot. I have through this business owned a cocoa farm in one of the villages called Asikasu where on weekends I visit.

My Business

I sell all sort of drugs,pain killers such as paracetamol,Asprine etc.I have blood tonics, plastics and spirits for wounds,antibiotics and many more . From where my store is sited has no drugstore in that suberb and this offers me the opportunity to get market and precisely my customers are many. Business in health drugs are lucrative only that it is capital intensive. Acquiring a licence for this purpose is not easy in Ghana. One would ensure he/she has prepared a well ventilated room to store the drugs .Had it not been the effort of my father, I wouldn't have reached this far.

Loan Proposal

It is my pleasure to inform my lenders that I'm doing well with the loan funded and I would want to request another to buy more drugs into my shop.
I will buy pain killers such as paracetamol, aspirin @$12.
I Wii buy blood tonics @$15.3
I will include the purchase of Malaria drugs such as MALA 2(15 packs)@ 15.2
I will also add to my purchase plasters and spirits for dressing wounds @$12.1
Finally I will buy 13 boxes of baby diapers @$11.3.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$70.00

Date disbursed

Dec 6, 2017

Repayment status

Late

Projected term

7 months

Lenders

Vratik Krocik

Prague, Czech Republic

Paul Buchheit

Mountain View, United States

JG

Jake Gibson and Beverly Picardo

San Francisco, United States

HW

Harry Wegert

United States

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