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Safaricom- GA Insurance advertisement banter excites Kenyans

NAIROBI, Kenya, June 10 – An advertisement strategy used by GA  Insurance and Safaricom has elicited excitement among a section of Kenyans on Twitter.

GA initially put out a billboard addressing Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa as it sought to have the telco as its client.

In response, Safaricom put another banner wittingly asking GA boss to instead call Ndegwa for more deliberations.

Here are some of the responses from Kenyans…

 

 

 

https://twitter.com/_ademba_/status/1534976473425231881?s=21

 


 

 

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