Distributing locally grown vegetables, yam, cassava and plantain

Foster

Wenchi, Ghana

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Entrepreneur

Name

Foster

Member since

September 2016

On-time repayments

41 installments • 17%

About Me

I like reading and playing football during my free times and making new friends.
In our area here, most people are peasant farmers who work hard in everything they do which eventually gives them something at the end but it is too little due to lack of finances to boost their businesses . My mom also sold vegetables and we left to get some tomato, onion, Laye, eggplant, potato, cabbage, green beans and peppers.

My Business

Sale of vegetables gives me some advantages, since I married my husband gives me more vegetables fresh as all the men in town, I think this is my participation in the life of our family for me that my husband respects. First I looked where I could vegetables sore when I arrived I ended up finding the nearby villages where the prices are cheaper than. .

Loan Proposal

I was very much delighted for having my first loan. It was useful as I used it to purchase little food items for sale.
Right now, with my second loan, I need this money to buy more food items like onion, cabbage, tomatoes, yam, cassava, plantain and lot more into my truck for sale.
Having this will increase my profit margin between 30% - 40% and will help me to save money for my marriage ceremony in December.