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Seeta Parents teacher wins ‘Sadolin paint makeover’ at the Green Festival

William Kasoba by William Kasoba
December 18, 2017
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As parents flocked Kololo Independence grounds with their children for the Green Christmas Party, Sadolin paint being one of the sponsors of the event was there to help the crowds celebrate as it gave goodies to lucky parents and children.

Tom Edwards Omar, a teacher at Seeta Parents Mukono was the overall lucky winner of Sadolin Paint makeover.  Excited Omar who will now have his house painted said; “I am really very happy for emerging winner of the Sadolin draw. My six roomed house was only lacking paint to get finished but now Sadolin is going to paint it for me. Together with family, we shall enjoy this Christmas in our new painted house.”

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Apart from children enjoying the different recreation stations at the festival, they were also enternained by various artistes that included; Abba Mayanja, Spice Diana, Roden Y Kabako among others.

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