Korokoni Kefa aged 42 years and a resident of Kasinyi village, Ngwedo Sub- County, Buliisa district appreciated LEU for improving his life in different aspects. He highlighted that he received a Boran bull, a female goat, tree seedlings, cassava cuttings, maize seeds and ground nut seeds.

He also happened to be the chairperson and custodian for Kasinyi Tukore Kurungi RAP1 PAP farmers group which was supported with a cassava chipper, drying racks, tarpaulins and silos. He has over 20 offsprings from the Boer buck and 2 offsprings from the Boran bull. In his words he said “I have benefited a lot from the project because before life used to be hard especially getting food and income but with the project, I can easily earn through the sale of the goat offsprings and cassava. I have so far sold 10 bags of cassava flour in Walukuba market and I was able to earn a large sum of money”. He also highlighted that about 20 goats had been served by the Boer buck and he expects to get more offsprings in the coming month.