KAMPALA – As the festive season gets closer, corporate companies are getting into different promotions in a way of giving back to their esteemed customers.
Among these is Africell Uganda that are into the ‘Africell Load and Ride’ promotion running.
Yesterday the telecom company rewarded their first winner, Mrs Jackqueline Sebunya, a water vendor and resident of Wabigalo in Kibuli, a Kampala suburb with a brand new Boda Boda in the ongoing Africell load and ride promotion.
The ‘Africell Load and Ride’ promotion strives for engaging and rewarding loyal Africell subscribers with new Boda Bodas. The technicalities of the promotion are simply that every time a customer loads airtime worth Shs5, 000, they are automatically entered into a draw to win a brand new motorbike. The more entries one has, the more their chances of winning.
‘I am so excited with this new motorbike that I have won from Africell. I pray the Lord blesses Africell for their generous heart. I am definitely going to start a new business which will improve the life of my family plus ease the cost of transportation that I have been incurring,’ Mrs Sebunya said.
Speaking at the handover ceremony at the Africell headquarters in Kampala, the Africell Uganda Public Relations Officer, Mr Edgar Karamagi said the ongoing promotion is one of the ways of appreciating and changing the lives of Ugandans.
“Mrs Sebunya epitomizes our basic intent in beginning this promotion. We sought to put the harshness of 2020 behind us, even for a little while, as we reward the men and women who have supported us through this time,” he said.
Sebunya added that he encourages all those on the sidelines, who think that this is not real to take a chance and participate in this promotion.
“Any loading of airtime worth Shs5000 automatically enters you into the draw.”
Africell Uganda is known for providing affordable Data and Voice prices on the market. Africell customers enjoy exciting offers like the W3 & the Hakuna Matata bundles which give huge data loads for very affordable spend.
