Firm distributes free gas cylinders to Catholic women

By Benjamin Alade

28 May 2017 | 4:02 am

Over 20 members of the Catholic Women Association of Divine Mercy Catholic Church in Lekki, Lagos, got free gas cylinders.

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Over 20 members of the Catholic Women Association of Divine Mercy Catholic Church in Lekki, Lagos, got free gas cylinders.

This was made possible by the Lagos State Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) and Gas Terminalling and Distribution Limited.

The company’s Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Manager, Michael Olajide underscored the importance of using clean fuels like LPG for cooking and how to safely use LPG cylinders in a way to prevent undue accident.

Beneficiaries went home with filled cylinders alongside accessories like the mesh, regulator and the cooker ring.

Managing Director, Gas Terminalling and Distribution, Felix Ekundayo said the gesture is in line with the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility, as well as support the government in ensuring a safe state.

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