Living Life: Milk Seller

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John Baingana ekes a living by selling milk in Mutungo. John dropped out of School in Senior Six due to a lack of school fees, which forced him to do all he can to survive. As a result he invested in a milk cooler and from then he started his own dairy which also doubles as his house in which he stays with his wife and two children.

[@zuranamutebi1111]

Good ideas,,,thanks alot

[@afternoondelight6741]

Great video and much success to the gentleman...I have to ask this WHY is the Ugandan accent easier to understand than the Nigerian accent? Ugandans pronounce their "H" just like Americans, but not Nigerians, why? Just curious...

[@nuwabinesharon6853]

Amazing

[@BrightDavid-h7c]

How may days can it take for the milk to go bad in that cooler if not sold.please tell me dear.

[@TumuzuguAmon-tk2tp]

Ninyenda enaamba yaawe mwaana tikwo

[@BrightDavid-h7c]

Where can I buy that cooler

[@JacklineNamuyomba-z5k]

No smaller coolers,below 12m