Jamilah Shaibu

Thank you for your loan. It has been disbursed to Jamilah Shaibu by Christian Rural Aid Network in Ghana. We are excited to watch this business grow. Over the next 7 months, Christian Rural Aid Network will be collecting repayments from this entrepreneur and posting progress updates on the Kiva website.

Jamila is a married woman of 36 with three children. She runs a provisions store, which she started with $150 of capital. She used her loan to purchase more provisions including milk, tinned fish, sugar, rice, and milo. Although Jamila doesn’t keep track of her profit, her savings have increased to five cedis ($5) daily, or approximately 140 cedis per month, since she took out the loan. Jamila now has a traditional susu savings account with CRAN.

Jamila is very grateful for the loan. She says that it enabled to take better care of her children, purchase items she couldn’t afford previously, and expand her business. The loan reduced the financial pressure in her house and also enabled her to purchase more food for her family.

Jamila is a married woman of 36 with three children. She runs a provisions store, which she started with $150 of capital. She used her loan to purchase more provisions including milk, tinned fish, sugar, rice, and milo. Although Jamila doesn’t keep track of her profit, her savings have increased to five cedis ($5) daily, or approximately 140 cedis per month, since she took out the loan. Jamila now has a traditional susu savings account with CRAN.

Jamila is very grateful for the loan. She says that it enabled to take better care of her children, purchase items she couldn’t afford previously, and expand her business. The loan reduced the financial pressure in her house and also enabled her to purchase more food for her family.

Jamila is a married woman of 36 with three children. She runs a provisions store, which she started with $150 of capital. She used her loan to purchase more provisions including milk, tinned fish, sugar, rice, and milo. Although Jamila doesn’t keep track of her profit, her savings have increased to five cedis ($5) daily, or approximately 140 cedis per month, since she took out the loan. Jamila now has a traditional susu savings account with CRAN.

Jamila is very grateful for the loan. She says that it enabled to take better care of her children, purchase items she couldn’t afford previously, and expand her business. The loan reduced the financial pressure in her house and also enabled her to purchase more food for her family.

Jamila is a married woman of 36 with three children. She runs a provisions store, which she started with $150 of capital. She used her loan to purchase more provisions including milk, tinned fish, sugar, rice, and milo. Although Jamila doesn’t keep track of her profit, her savings have increased to five cedis ($5) daily, or approximately 140 cedis per month, since she took out the loan. Jamila now has a traditional susu savings account with CRAN.

Jamila is very grateful for the loan. She says that it enabled to take better care of her children, purchase items she couldn’t afford previously, and expand her business. The loan reduced the financial pressure in her house and also enabled her to purchase more food for her family.

Jamila is a married woman of 36 with three children. She runs a provisions store, which she started with $150 of capital. She used her loan to purchase more provisions including milk, tinned fish, sugar, rice, and milo. Although Jamila doesn’t keep track of her profit, her savings have increased to five cedis ($5) daily, or approximately 140 cedis per month, since she took out the loan. Jamila now has a traditional susu savings account with CRAN.

Jamila is very grateful for the loan. She says that it enabled to take better care of her children, purchase items she couldn’t afford previously, and expand her business. The loan reduced the financial pressure in her house and also enabled her to purchase more food for her family.