The management of
eTranzact International Plc has explained apprehensions over the Friday burnt
of some mass transit buses belonging to the Lagos State government
decorated with PocketMoni adverts, saying its only a promotional messages,
reports ITRealms.
The Senior Public
Relations Manager, eTranzact International Plc, Mr. Ifeanyi Abraham in an
official press statement made available to ITRealms,
said the attention of the company has been drawn to some publication, owned by
Lagos State but bearing promotional messages about PocketMoni, an eTranzact
International Plc’s mobile money service.
ITRealms recalled that earlier Friday
some BRT belonging to Lagos State government were set ablaze along Palmgrove-Onikpanu
axis of Ikorodu Road in Lagos for alleged involvement in the death of an Army
officer.
“We received
information and pictures of two BRT buses bearing promotional messages of our
mobile money service, PocketMoni which were set ablaze on Ikorodu road, Lagos,”
he noted.
These buses, he
said, were not official buses of PocketMoni or eTranzact
International Plc, but the property of the Lagos State government and were only
used as part of promotional activities reaching out to Nigerians about its mobile
money service.
“We sympathize with
all parties who were involved in the unfortunate incident according to media
reports, and we hope that any injuries received are not fatal,” he said.
Stressing that they
have been in contact with the official owners of the buses and believe they
have everything under control now.
Remmy Nweke:
Pix: BRT buseses with PocketMoni poster.
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