Naza Corporation Holdings has announced its decision reward Malaysia’s Paralympic Games gold medalists by handing them a brand new Kia Sportage, as soon as they return from Rio de Janeiro.
Naza’s CEO, SM Nasaruddin SM Nasimuddin, who is also the President of the Paralympics Council of Malaysia, revealed their intentions through a statement earlier today, praising the Paralympic contingent for battling against incredible odds in Brazil.
“I am very proud of our Malaysian Paralympians who will be bringing their gold medals home. Being a homegrown company, Naza will be rewarding our homegrown Malaysian athletes who win gold at the Rio Paralympics 2016 with an all-new Kia Sportage each,” he said in a statement.
“Our Malaysian paralympians have showed their mettle despite the odds. This is how we show that Malaysia Boleh!” he added.
This comes after two Malaysian para athletes made history earlier this morning by securing Malaysia’s first and second ever gold medal at the Paralympic Games.
Ridzuan Puzi won the T36 100m dash by clocking a Games’ record timing of 12.07 seconds, while Ziyad Zolkefli shattered the world record twice, en route to triumphing in the F20 shot putt event.
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