Globacom Nigeria on Thursday rewarded over 100 subscribers, the first set of winners of the ‘Joy Unlimited Extravaganza‘ promo with home appliances in Lagos.
The chairman of Globacom, Mr. Mike Adenuga Jnr., said at the event that over 500, 000 prizes would be won, in fulfilment of the pledge made by the company to bring joy unlimited its subscribers during the Yuletide.
Adenuga, who was represented by Mr Abdulrazak Anderson, a staff of Globacom, said the promo was also in fulfilment of the company’s resolve to add value to the lives of subscribers.
About 100 subscribers were presented items such as television sets, refrigerators and generators during the draw in Lagos.
Adenuga said subscribers in other parts of the country would be rewarded during similar events on Nov. 25 in Enugu; Dec. 2 in Ibadan; Dec. 9 in Port Harcourt and Dec. 16 in Abuja.
He added that later it would be the turn of Jos, Akure, Asaba, Kano among others.
According to him, in Joy Unlimited Extravaganza Promo, N500 recharge qualifies subscribers for the weekly draws and gives them a chance to win any of the 100 home appliances.
He added that N2,000 recharge in 12 calendar months qualified subscribers for a draw for five saloon cars.
He said in total, 500, 000 prizes would be won by subscribers in the promo.
Adenuga emphasised that Globacom was commited to empowering Nigerians through the promo and other initiatives.
One of the winners at the Lagos event, Mrs Stella Uzogara, a teacher, who won a refrigerator, expressed her gratitude to Globacom, saying it was a pleasant surprise coming during the Yuletide season.
Uzogara, said the promo was real.
A representative of the National Lottery Regulatory Commission, Mrs Priscilia Onuzuru, said it was on record that Globacom had conducted several draws and was never found wanting.
Onuzuru, while congratulating the winners, said the commission would be there to make sure winners went home with their prizes. (NAN)
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