Aviation
Ethiopian to give 50 free air tickets to Nigerian Facebook users
By Isaac Tersoo Agber
Ethiopian Airlines is rewarding its Nigerian customers for being part of its success over 70 years. In April, the airline celebrated 70 years of flight operation around the world, and the management of the airline has decided to give out 50 free air tickets to Facebook users in Nigeria as a token of appreciation.
The General Manager of the airline, Solomon Begashaw, made this known in a chat with newsmen in Abuja last week.
Begashaw said: “Ethiopian Airlines has served Africa for the past 70 years. In April this year, we celebrated our 70 years. And as part of our celebrations, we are giving out 50 free tickets to Nigerians in the next 70 days.
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“Ten of those tickets are for the media, 10 for Abuja, 10 for Enugu, 10 for Kano and 10 for Lagos stations respectively. To qualify for the shortlist for free tickets, you only need to like Ethiopian Airlines Nigeria Page on Facebook and text your Facebook name and phone number to 08133235804.
“You must be resident in Nigeria to participate.”
Begashaw explained that the tickets would be given to the selected people to travel to tourist sites of any country of their choice in the world.
Source: theeagleonline.com.ng
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