SOLL to reap from the proposed devolution

The 2nd Supporters of Leopards Ltd (SOLL) NITE lived to its billing by attracting an approximated mixture of 50 shareholders and high profiled prospects who converged in the monthly networking forum in a Nairobi Hotel. The guest speaker Mr.Joseph Simekha wowed the attendees through a spendid power presentation of the opportunities about to be unveilled at the constituency level pending the impending passage of the proposed constitutional draft. A renowned public policy and governance analyst, the Managing Director of Projects and Allied Consultants urged shareholders of the independent collective vehicle to build their financial muscle with the view to exploiting the numerous investment opportunities beckoning various rural areas after the August referendum. "With 15% of the national budget being allocated to counties in itself will open up all parts of the country for investment and SOLL must be prepared for the opportunities," he said. Simekha told the investors to incalculate the culture of saving in order to accumulate reasonable funds to be channeled into viable ventures in Western Kenya and Kenyan by extension. In its third month after inception, SOLL has continued to register exponential growth both in membership and capitalisation. Membership to the limited liability company is restricted to invited like minded supporters of Leopards who must register as official supporters by filling in a registration form found on the home page of this website. On registration, one is then invited to two monthly networking sessions dubbed SOLL NITE to get a chance to indulge the entire board of directors and other shareholders. SOLL targets to enhance its capital base to Kshs 20 million in the initial 2 years from the formative Kshs 100,000 which has been growing in leaps and bounds. (posted on 12/7/10 at 10am by Raba D'Cruz)