"I had no idea whatsoever of transport business when I joined. If I had, I probably would have collected brand new 'keke' (tricycle) on loan like people usually do and paid back before it will start giving me problems. I bought this second-hand keke a year ago and I've suffered for that decision. I bought it with the little money I saved while doing factory work for about 7-8 years before they started dropping staffs due to recession.
Immediately it affected me, I knew I had to find something else to do so I can provide for my wife and kid instead of begging people for things. That's how I got to where I am today.
Although, I have the knowledge of how to make toiletries and antibacterials but there has been no finance to kick-start because it isn't the type of business you wake up one morning and start production. There are so many steps and procedures involved, including government and health regulations.
My plan now is to continue saving through this transport business until I can meet up with the requirements to establish my own factory and start producing. I don't know when that will be, only God can tell."
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Day 22 of 30. #MySplufikStory