My name is Mrs. Barro/ Lamoussa Blandine Sawadogo, and I was born on June 2, 1977 in the province of LEO in Sissila. I started primary school at the Yako girl's school in the Passore province from 1988 to 1994 where I got my first diploma (CEP). Afterwards, I went to Phillipe Zina Kabore high school from 1994 to 1998 where I got my BEPC. Next I went to Ouagadougou Protestant College from 1998 to 2001, and I completed my first series D class. I have been married since March 1, 2003, and right now I am the mother of an eight year old girl.
I've been a teacher since 2003 and I'm currently working at the public primary school of Colsama, which is part of Bobo 7 inspection. As a secondary activity, I sell UNIWAX brand wrap clothes, jewelry and hair extensions. I sell to my colleagues and my family. My profits are around 60.000 to 75.000, and even more, especially around holiday seasons. My wish is to benefit from your support to strengthen my ability because I sell my merchandise mostly on credit with payment terms of two months, often three. Your support will help my activity to better stabilize and I could realize considerable benefit margins.
Very happy to apply for a higher loan than the previous ones. By saying thank you very much for having accepted me, it is a pride for me to ask you for your support in order to boost my trade in loincloths. I practice this trade since ten years and I thank God because this activity paid the different schooling of my children and allows me to face medical care. I was able to buy a motorcycle that allows me to move very often. With this new loan of CFAF 791705 I could go to Lomé in Togo to pay more wraps than I plan to resell to my clientele who is very loyal to me. For this forthcoming campaign, my goal is to make 125,000 francs of profits per month. Dear lenders, because of your goodness, hope is allowed. Thank you in advance for your support.
Clothes sales
My name is Mrs. Barro/ Lamoussa Blandine Sawadogo, and I was born on June 2, 1977 in the province of LEO in Sissila. I started primary school at the Yako girl's school in the Passore province from 1988 to 1994 where I got my first diploma (CEP). Afterwards, I went to Phillipe Zina Kabore high school from 1994 to 1998 where I got my BEPC. Next I went to Ouagadougou Protestant College from 1998 to 2001, and I completed my first series D class. I have been married since March 1, 2003, and right now I am the mother of an eight year old girl.
I've been a teacher since 2003 and I'm currently working at the public primary school of Colsama, which is part of Bobo 7 inspection. As a secondary activity, I sell UNIWAX brand wrap clothes, jewelry and hair extensions. I sell to my colleagues and my family. My profits are around 60.000 to 75.000, and even more, especially around holiday seasons. My wish is to benefit from your support to strengthen my ability because I sell my merchandise mostly on credit with payment terms of two months, often three. Your support will help my activity to better stabilize and I could realize considerable benefit margins.
Very happy to apply for a higher loan than the previous ones. By saying thank you very much for having accepted me, it is a pride for me to ask you for your support in order to boost my trade in loincloths. I practice this trade since ten years and I thank God because this activity paid the different schooling of my children and allows me to face medical care. I was able to buy a motorcycle that allows me to move very often. With this new loan of CFAF 791705 I could go to Lomé in Togo to pay more wraps than I plan to resell to my clientele who is very loyal to me. For this forthcoming campaign, my goal is to make 125,000 francs of profits per month. Dear lenders, because of your goodness, hope is allowed. Thank you in advance for your support.