Bob Clooymore, the famous Safaricom CEO yesterday took to the streets to pay bus fare for Nairobi Commuters.
When you realize your CEO @bobcollymore is good at everything. Can you do #BobsChallenge better? pic.twitter.com/hYcZImXP7e
— Safaricom PLC (@SafaricomPLC) December 15, 2016
He did not only pay the fare, he had to call them, literary the way Matatu touts do.
And so the Kenyans took to social media to take down the challenger. It was a had one from the onset of the things.
NTSA has been vigilant on traffic rules, and no matatu tout is supposed to hang or part of his body be out of the vehicle while in movement.
Here is the scenery.
Pamela Mwihaki, Brand Manager was not left behind in the #BobsChallenge. Her destination 👍🏾 #SafaricomXmas #HomeIsWhereTheHeartIs pic.twitter.com/vcVoo50W9L
— Safaricom PLC (@SafaricomPLC) December 15, 2016
Who did the #BobChallenge better? Steve Chege Dir. Corp.Affairs at a stage paying fare in the #SafaricomXMas spirit. #HomeIsWhereTheHeartIs pic.twitter.com/wKFyResy93
— Safaricom PLC (@SafaricomPLC) December 15, 2016
Not to be left out on this #BobsChallenge #SafaricomXmas @bobcollymore @NonieMG pic.twitter.com/bPzYPS4x1d
— Fredrick Kirui 😎 (@twirax) December 15, 2016
.@sylmulinge taking part in #BobsChallenge. As she pays fare for passengers on transit within the CBD. #SafaricomXmas #HomeIsWhereTheHeartIs pic.twitter.com/mrU99VBDHK
— Safaricom PLC (@SafaricomPLC) December 15, 2016
#BobsChallenge #HomeIsWhereTheHeartIs #SafaricomXmas pic.twitter.com/Ul7IfFUb5a
— experienceskenya (@xperiencekenya) December 15, 2016
