Galana Energies commemorates 1998 bomb blast anniversary with free matatu rides

As Galana Energies continues to celebrate its 25 years as a Kenyan owned and led oil marketing company, the firm is proud to commemorate the milestone and continue giving back to the community in a meaningful manner.

In its partnership with the Matatu Association of Kenya and the August 7th Memorial Trust, Galana Energies has offered free rides to passengers across 27 matatu routes in Nairobi to honor the victims and survivors of the 1998 Nairobi Bomblast.

The commemorative initiative displays Galana Energies’ ongoing commitment to celebrate Kenyan spirit and the community that continues to empower it since its initiation in 2000.

“This day is a reminder of our resilience as a nation even when we experience overwhelming challenges. Today we chose to commemorate this day by engaging more Kenyans beyond the affected families to celebrate and remember the events of the 1998 Bomblast, 27years later,” said Sharon Bachia, Marketing Manager Galana Energies.

Different matatu lines across Nairobi including those going to Gachie, Thika Road, Kawangware, and Rongai were engaged in the activity on 7th morning and evening.

The initiative is one of several planned to continue as Galana Energies continues its anniversary celebrations that include fuel promotions, customer reward activations, and outreach efforts across the country.

In the past 25 years, Galana Energies has empowered Kenyan progress through delivering high-quality petroleum products across its growing station network in the country.

Guided by their values of reliability, service, and integrity, the firm has continued to empower public transport, logistics, and power homes.