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Masters Group donates COVID-19 palliatives to Enugu Govt

Ngozi Ikpeama by Ngozi Ikpeama
September 8, 2020
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A group, Masters Foods, Subsidiary of Masters Energy, has donated palliative to Enugu State government to help cushion the effects of the COVID-19 on the poorest of the poor in the State.

Presenting the items to the Chairman of the Enugu State COVID-19 Palliative Committee and Deputy Governor of the State, Mrs Cecilia Ezeilo, representative of Hon. Uchechukwu Oga,
Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer of Masters Group of Companies, Mr Oga Anthony Nnamdi, said that the items were 500 cartons of Masters instant noodles.
He said that they started business with the Masters Energy from where they diversified to foods- the Masters instant noodles.
Oga said that they started production in August, 2020.
Masters Group donates COVID-19 palliatives to Enugu Govt
Responding, Mrs Ezeilo thanked the group for their kind gesture.
She described the Managing Director/ Chief Executive of Masters Energy, Hon Uchechukwu Ogah, as “a Son”.

” We are Igbo people. We know what it means to be remembered. Masters Energy, who is our son, deemed it fit to remember us. We appreciate him”, she said.

The brief event had in attendance some members of the Enugu State Palliative Committee, which included the secretary, Mrs Nkechi Eneh, the Commissioner for Transport, Hon. Mathias Ekweremadu, and others.

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