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Mogas Uganda gives back to Mulago hospital

BigEyeUg3By BigEyeUg3March 24, 2015
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Mogas Uganda has for the last years been doing corporate social responsibility by giving back to communities and their consumers.

Recently they launched a boda boda welfare club that will see engagements by motorcyclists in and around Kampala get safety materials, oil amongst other items that will enhance their standards of working with high quality safe gears.

With the popular Mogas Sentry 4T that is suitable for boda bodas, Mogas opted to give back to Mulago hospital under the department of orthopaedic where they offered five million shillings to patients that were affected by accidents.

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The Mulago hospital public relations manager Enock Kusasira acknowledged and applauded the efforts of Mogas for helping to reach out to the patients.

Mogas brand ambassador Golola Moses gave a smile to the patients with his funny jokes before cautioning motorcyclists to stop over speeding, wear helmets and follow traffic rules.

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