In Nakuru, Kenya, Samuel had spent over five years building his small retail business. He had opened a shop selling groceries and household items, hoping to provide for his family and grow his brand. At first, business was steady, and he felt optimistic about the future. But soon, things began to change. Sales started dropping, regular customers stopped coming, and competitors began attracting the few clients he still had.
Samuel tried everything he knew to save his business. He reduced prices, ran small promotions, and even tried to advertise in local newspapers and on social media. Despite his hard work, nothing seemed to work. Every month, profits shrank, bills piled up, and Samuel began feeling hopeless. He had invested all his savings into the shop and feared losing everything he had worked for.TO READ MORE,TAP HERE
