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I hail from Uyoma, where I was born in 1985 and raised. I'm married with 5 children and my current residence is Nairobi, Embakasi region. I attended Madiany Primary School, where I sat for my KCPE exams in 1998.

I started my secondary education in Uyoma Secondary School, and sat for my final exams in 2002. I moved to Nairobi in 2005 for an employment opportunity in a hotel.

In 2010, I started my own business because the employment could no longer sustain me and family. I have since been involved in the sales of fast moving foods like fish and French fries.

I sell fried fish and chips (French fries) along the busy streets of Nairobi. These are fast moving foods whose demand is very high especially in highly populated streets.

This is where I get money to sustain me and my family. I have also been able to pay school fees for my children as I reinvest some funds back to the business to keep us going.

I am looking forward to restock raw food stuffs like fish, which I process and sell from my place of work along the street. Just as it has been in the past, I believe my income will tremendously increase this time too, enabling me pay bills and keep business running, as I serve the community with healthy, readily available food. Please support .

Food Retail

Restocking food stuffs

John DoeJ
EntrepreneurChristine
LocationNairobi, Kenya
Fundraising progress
0%raised
$178still needed
13days left

I hail from Uyoma, where I was born in 1985 and raised. I'm married with 5 children and my current residence is Nairobi, Embakasi region. I attended Madiany Primary School, where I sat for my KCPE exams in 1998.

I started my secondary education in Uyoma Secondary School, and sat for my final exams in 2002. I moved to Nairobi in 2005 for an employment opportunity in a hotel.

In 2010, I started my own business because the employment could no longer sustain me and family. I have since been involved in the sales of fast moving foods like fish and French fries.

I sell fried fish and chips (French fries) along the busy streets of Nairobi. These are fast moving foods whose demand is very high especially in highly populated streets.

This is where I get money to sustain me and my family. I have also been able to pay school fees for my children as I reinvest some funds back to the business to keep us going.

I am looking forward to restock raw food stuffs like fish, which I process and sell from my place of work along the street. Just as it has been in the past, I believe my income will tremendously increase this time too, enabling me pay bills and keep business running, as I serve the community with healthy, readily available food. Please support .

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