Central B1-madina Group

Nabirye Madina 29 is married with 4 children. Her husband is a mattress vendor in the city. Previously, she worked as a waitress, then 1 year ago, after saving some capital, she began selling Irish potatoes and matooke to customers in the Kikubwamutwe market. Every week she purchases an average of 10 sacks of Irish potatoes and 3 bags of matooke at the Owino market. A sack of potatoes goes for about Ush 55,000 from which she earns an average of Ush 15,000 as profit. Madina usually sells 1 bag of potatoes in 2 days.

The loan will help Madina increase her stock of Irish potatoes and matooke. She has earned the loyalty of her customers by ensuring quality products and customer courtesy. However, Madina’s dream is to sell second hand clothes in the Owino market. She also aspires to support her husband in building a modern residence for their family and also to send their children to good schools.




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