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“Upcycled bags from Campaign Billboards” Sakaja’s Big Move

Post by : Hillary Musyoki

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja, has made a big move to help the needy children by producing upcycled school bags. He plans to sell the school bags made out of his donated campaign billboards.

Sakaja stated that the bags will be sold at Ksh.2500 and the proceeds will be directed to needy children across the county ahead of the reopening slated for January 23,2023.

The governor,  who donated the billboards to Anjiru program commended the group for their efforts expressing his utmost satisfaction with the final results of the products.

“Happy to see the final product from my campaign billboards. Women and youth groups in Nairobi used the recycled billboards to make school bags for our kids and earn a living. Through the Anjiru program for every bag bought from them, one is donated to a needy pupil,” Sakaja’s statement read.

Additionally, Anjiru program expressed that they were content with the fact that they were able to help the needy children.

Furthermore, they also expressed their thoughts on the cons of manufacturing in the country acknowledging that the use of waste as raw materials lowers the cost of production.

Also for, those interested to buy, have been asked to purchase through M-Pesa Pay bill number: 600100, Account number: 0100003791108, Account name: Funkidz Limited.

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