The company’s founder and managing director, Samson Fiado, says the idea to donate the motorbike came about after noting mobility challenges the Parish has been facing.

"When we heard about the challenge that the Parish Priest is experiencing in spreading the word of God, we considered it our responsibility to respond in a timely manner.

“So, as EasyBooks Solutions, we agreed to make this purchase of a motorbike in order to support the Church in its work of spreading the Gospel. We believe that the Church will take care of the motorbike and that the Parish Priest has now shed off one of the many challenges he faces in his daily service in God's vineyard," he said.

Bishop Alinafe Kalemba of the Anglican Diocese of southern Malawi said in his acceptance speech that the motorbike will ease challenges that the Parish Priest, Fr. Noel Phiri, was experiencing when visiting most of the outstations of the Parish.

“With the coming of the motorbike, the Bishop believes that now that the Parish has a transport means, the Parish Priest will be able to serve God with ease as he visits the parishioners in their respective stations,” he said.

Fr. Willard Kamandani who was one of the priests that accompanied the Bishop and was leading the event, invited the Anglican Church in Malawi to employ the services of EasyBooks Solutions.

"Here is a software company that has developed one of the best user-friendly accounting packages on both local and international market.

“EasyBooks Solutions has the capability to automate most of the operations in our Churches and organizations in general to ease most of our daily operations in different departments,” he said.