FIFA 2010 WORLD CUP SEASON IS HERE!

On the wave of the recently announced Coca-Cola promotion, Nairobi Bottlers Ltd engaged their staff and delighted them with a lucky draw for a pair of all-expenses-paid trips to the 2010 FIFA world Cup this morning at the Bottling plant in Embakasi. Josphat Ijegi Mavunde, a hardworking Production Line Electronic Bottle inspector and soccer fan who had just finished the night shift, won the coveted prize.
Nairobi Bottlers Ltd is kicking off the 2010 World Cup Football Season with their consumers at a Family football funfair at Nyayo Stadium this Saturday 27 March 2010 that will be the passport to South Africa for 10 lucky winners.

There are 10 all-expenses-paid trips to the 2010 FIFA World Cup to be won plus lots of other exciting prizes at the event this Saturday. The trips to South Africa will be won by FIVE winners who will get to pick a person of their choice to travel with to the World Cup game.
The odds are very good for fans who will attend the event. To win they simply have to be there; Its an event to enjoy with friends and family with performances by Jua Cali, Nonini, Daddy Owen, Mejja, Ala Hola, Jimw@t, Cutta C, Kendi, Linet, Raudy and the MOB DJs.
The World Cup is arguably the biggest experiential platform in the world and it is befitting that the kick off of the consumer engagement by Nairobi Bottlers Ltd is an experiential immersion that will have fans actively enjoying their day out and the various prizes available.

MEJJA SCRAPED FROM GERMAN TOUR FOR LACK OF PASSPORT

Mejja was scheduled for a one off show in Germany but that won’t be happening because of lack of proper travelling documents.
He was supposed to tour with Tanzanian singer Ray C for a December 5 concert in Hamburg then head back home for the Christmas holidays.
Our source close to the German promoter says, “After distributing flyers and posters and buying tickets for Ray C and Mejja concert, it has now turned out that Mejja does not even have a passport,” adding “It is the second time he keeping people waiting in Germany because of the same issue.”
The rapper’s handlers deny the allegations. “That is not the case. His travel plans and schedule to Germany conflicted with his December tour plans here in Kenya,” the Chief Operations Officer of Calif Entertainment Africa, Thomas Mahondo continued, “On the 5th he had already been booked for a show at Havana in Mombassa. And our goal as Calif is to make sure the artiste first builds a strong home base before he promotes himself abroad,” Thomas concluded.
In light of this the German promoters say they are looking to replace him with another artiste.