Julius Kiprop
- Enoch, a former Bata employee, transitioned into dairy farming after being laid off due to COVID-19.
- He started with 10 cows and now has over 250 cows, producing 5,000 litres of milk daily.
- Enoch now earns around Shs. 200,000 daily, a far cry from his previous monthly salary of Shs. 75,000 as an accountant.
- He employs about 70 farmhands and is a millionaire today, all thanks to his belief in himself and consistent effort.
Enoch’s journey from a laid-off Bata employee to a successful dairy farmer is a powerful story of perseverance and belief in one’s potential. After the impact of COVID-19, he was left without a job but chose to turn his circumstances around by venturing into dairy farming.
Enoch started small, inheriting 5 cows from his father, a retired civil servant from Limuru, and securing a loan to buy 5 more. His business grew steadily, and today, he manages over 250 cows that produce 5,000 litres of milk daily. His daily earnings of approximately Shs. 200,000 amounts to about Shs. 6 million monthly – a significant leap from his previous salary of Shs. 75,000 as an accountant at Bata.
Initially, many people discouraged him, but Enoch remained determined. He believed in his potential, and over time, his hard work paid off. Now, with 70 farmhands on his payroll, Enoch is a living testament to the power of small, consistent steps.
Enoch’s story reminds us that small actions, repeated consistently, lead to significant changes. His success is proof that belief in oneself, paired with consistent effort, can transform any situation. Enoch’s rise from a laid-off employee to a millionaire farmer is a powerful example of how determination and belief in your potential can change your life.
