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NAGICO presents another vehicle to Adina Donovan Home!

- Celebrating 30th anniversary!
The car which has been presented to the Adina Donovan Home. Photo: VINO
CEO of NAGICO Group of Companies Imran McSood Amjad shares a word with Minister for Health and Social Development Hon. Ronnie Skelton (2nd from right). At right is Hon. Christian and left is Mr. Mohammed.
CEO of NAGICO Group of Companies Imran McSood Amjad shares a word with Minister for Health and Social Development Hon. Ronnie Skelton (2nd from right). At right is Hon. Christian and left is Mr. Mohammed.
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- NAGICO has again driven home their point of what a good corporate citizen is as it has donated a brand new vehicle to the Adina Donovan Home as part of its 30th anniversary celebrations.

The presentation was made today March 16, 2012 in the compound of the St. Williams Catholic Church in Road Town in the presence of Minister of Health and Social Development Hon. Ronnie Skelton, 6th District Representative Hon. Alvera Maduro Caines and At Large Representative Hon. Archibald Christian.

Hon. Skelton expressed appreciation on behalf of Government and the people of the Virgin Islands and encouraged others to follow NAGICO’s example.“We encourage this kind of donation to the health care system, to education, sports and development of young people in this country. So we would like to see more individuals or more businesses in this country make donations, not in terms of money but in terms of things that are needed, to help these institutions and organisations to operate. So we appreciate this and on behalf of Government and the people of the Virgin Islands we are thankful to NAGICO for making this contribution to the Adina Donovan Home.

Managing Director of NAGICO, Shan Mohammed, said the company is celebrating its 30th anniversary and felt that it was the opportune time to make the presentation. “In 2004 we presented a vehicle to the Adina Donovan Home and we felt it was the right time to do so again. The vehicle is now eight years old and it is about that time we would change our vehicle and we are quite pleased to do so again.

The vehicle is a KIA Sportage that retails at $26, 900. “It’s a fantastic vehicle and we were quite pleased when we approached International Motors they were kind enough to set it aside for us and give us some discounts so we want to thank them for supporting the cause as well,” Mohammed added.

9 Responses to “NAGICO presents another vehicle to Adina Donovan Home! ”

  • ccc (16/03/2012, 17:45) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    ha ha sharn just kissing up again!!!!
  • billy b (16/03/2012, 19:33) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    How timely!!! Adina Donovan died two days ago.
    • Roy (17/03/2012, 14:49) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
      yeap I head this on the news Condolences to her family. Ms. Adina Donovan has done a lot in the nursing field in the BVI. Rest in Peace.
  • Looking on (16/03/2012, 21:03) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    As usual Mr. Mohammed like to be in things but people will know soon!!!
  • zoe (16/03/2012, 23:41) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    Mr. Mohammed do not mind the chatter, they have not made any contribution to the bvi beside paying a little tax and social security. Nagico under your leadership has been making positive contributions and continue to do so without due regard to negative views of the non contributors. Go Nagico, we are grateful for your many contributions to our blessed islands ending with this latest car today!
    • get it while you can (17/03/2012, 11:02) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
      Oma done pave he road, uncle done give he status.... me wonder wah he ah look for now from ndp? Well me bouy deeds people too much for me
  • Realist (19/03/2012, 09:05) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    They donate a car to the home so why they have to put it on the news gezz man it's just for them to advertise and look fame to say they doing this and that it's all about the money.


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