Nostalgia has engulfed the Twitter streets as Kenya’s largest mobile network operator , Safaricom Public Limited Company celebrates 18 years. The company was formed in 1997 as a fully owned subsidiary of Telkom Kenya but later in May 2000, Vodafone Group PLC of the United Kingdom acquired a 40% stake and management responsibility for the company.
KOT took a trip down memory lane to Safaricom’s good old days.
https://twitter.com/iam_bett/status/1054629902748672000
Remember when we used to think this was the Green Card people got to go to the States with 😅 #SafaricomAt18 pic.twitter.com/zznSKTsjDQ
— Solange Mbunde (@ianmbunde) October 23, 2018
A very happy 18th birthday to @SafaricomPLC. We started this relationship of ours right here. My current phone numbers SIM card came in this tin and this was my first phone 😄. Reply this with your very first phone. #SafaricomAt18 #NaweKilaWakati pic.twitter.com/VBQvyFfd1x
— Ty (@tyrus_) October 23, 2018
LMAO do you guys remember this 3G Ad? 😆😆😆😆 #SafaricomAt18 #HappyBirthdaySafaricom pic.twitter.com/wruGcKgve7
— Shosho Light (@carolinespencer) October 23, 2018
Who remembers this? Back in the days when @SafaricomPLC introduced M-PESA. #NaweKilaWakati #SafaricomAt18 pic.twitter.com/ykBs9A9tQE
— Davies Kinanga™ (@DaviesKinanga) October 23, 2018
You’re probably too young if you can’t relate to these tweets.