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am a humble, young man residing in kiambu County in Central Kenya. I schooled up to the secondary level and have not gone any further. I plan on pursuing a diploma in the next two years. After High school, I tried looking for a job, but it was hard to successfully get one. I made a decision to start my own business. I had some little savings, and got a small stall somewhere in Kikuyu, Kenya. I bought fresh vegetables and fruits from farmers in my local neighborhood. I would later sell to people at the market. I love what I do, and am sure I will go even further. I am sure of that because I’m hardworking, thoughtful and ambitious.

I purchase greens, fruits and vegetables from farmers around my neighborhood. I later sell them in an open air market to get some profit and develop myself. I have a lot of loyal customers. This is because of the way I offer my services, and they always want to come back. My customers are also growing in number day after day. The business is risky though. I barely get enough fresh greens from farmers in my neighborhood. This forces me to travel more in order to get the best fruits and vegetables. I am also required to pay permit tickets every now and then in the market. My business has been supporting me and I am able to provide most of my basic needs. I am able to cater for my bills. I love what I do and I want to have something even better and bigger.and with all that I will be able to get up to $700

Every month thank you also for this opportunity

given a loan of 1000 i will do the following

buy fresh vegetables that will cost $3

apply for permit tickets $3

expand my stall $3

i will be able to get a profit of up to $700 every month and it will also create job opportunities in our society.

Farming

Farming business

J
EntrepreneurEmmanuel
LocationNakuru White House, Kenya
Project status
100%funded
$263raised
Disbursedon September 2, 2016

am a humble, young man residing in kiambu County in Central Kenya. I schooled up to the secondary level and have not gone any further. I plan on pursuing a diploma in the next two years. After High school, I tried looking for a job, but it was hard to successfully get one. I made a decision to start my own business. I had some little savings, and got a small stall somewhere in Kikuyu, Kenya. I bought fresh vegetables and fruits from farmers in my local neighborhood. I would later sell to people at the market. I love what I do, and am sure I will go even further. I am sure of that because I’m hardworking, thoughtful and ambitious.

I purchase greens, fruits and vegetables from farmers around my neighborhood. I later sell them in an open air market to get some profit and develop myself. I have a lot of loyal customers. This is because of the way I offer my services, and they always want to come back. My customers are also growing in number day after day. The business is risky though. I barely get enough fresh greens from farmers in my neighborhood. This forces me to travel more in order to get the best fruits and vegetables. I am also required to pay permit tickets every now and then in the market. My business has been supporting me and I am able to provide most of my basic needs. I am able to cater for my bills. I love what I do and I want to have something even better and bigger.and with all that I will be able to get up to $700

Every month thank you also for this opportunity

given a loan of 1000 i will do the following

buy fresh vegetables that will cost $3

apply for permit tickets $3

expand my stall $3

i will be able to get a profit of up to $700 every month and it will also create job opportunities in our society.

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