More antimalarial drugs in my phermacy

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About Me

I am Jane Njeri. I was born and raised in Nakuru county in Kiamunyi village by a single mother. To me, life isn't that easy because I have been forced to do some informal jobs to be able to pay for my education because my family was so poor that even the poor could call us poor. After my diploma in pharmacy, I worked in a certain private which helped me to save some money that enabled me to start my own pharmacy years later. Now I am able to run my business and have part-time classes for a degree course at Egerton University.

My Business

In my pharmacy, I sell human drugs and provide health consultation at an affordable fee to the destitute people from my area. My service is in high demand because I am very affordable and I provide good service for my customers, because my mission is not only to get profit but also to be able to help the less fortunate and needy in the society. I also chose this kind of business because of my qualifications in this field and also to bridge the gap of health service that is required. This job I am doing now with passion and I am happy to help people that really need it.

Loan Proposal

Today i first take a moment to give you a vote of thanks for supporting me towards my education.Now i come before you to support my business too as i know together we can be able to help more and fight malaria.My loan of amount $200 i am going to buy antimalarial drugs and pain killers from the wholesaler in Nakuru who will give me a discount of 40%.This will make my drugs affordable to many and be able to attract more customers hence allow me to get more a profit without exploiting the poor.Also at the moment we are on a rainy season where mosquitoes breeding is very prone in this area which has lead to high malaria infection.Recently the demand of these drug has risen so much hence this loan will enable me to meet the demand.Kindly support me!

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