Telecommunication firm, Globacom has awarded N2.6m to seven of its subscribers who won in the company’s promo Jolly Product Cash Award scheme.
The prize-presentation ceremonies held across multiple cities across Nigeria featured winners from different categories including Jolly Life lottery, Jolly Wheel, Jolly Win, and Jolly Trivia.
The star winner was Sunday Efenure, a 69-year-old technician from Edo State, who took home the top prize of N1 million from the Jolly Wheel promo.
Efenure who received his cash prize in Lagos admitted his initial skepticism, describing the reward as life-changing.
“With the rate of scams in the country, I didn’t believe it. My wife told me to check, and I even asked my son to make verifications about it. When he confirmed it was real, I hurried down to Lagos. I am grateful to Glo for this life-changing reward,” he said.
Taiwo Oni, a 39-year-old from Ibadan won N500,000 from the Jolly Life category and was so excited.
In Abuja, Esther Clifford won N500,000 in the Jolly Win segment, describing her prize as “a blessing that came at the right time.” And Christopher Onajobhe from Warri also won N200,000, praised Globacom for its dedication to improving the lives of its subscribers.
Other notable winners included Denem Usman Maji from Nasarawa and Godwin Udanna from Onitsha, who each received N100,000, while Ijeoma Anogwa from Enugu took home N200,000.
All the winners shared how their prizes would provide crucial financial relief for their personal and family needs.
During the ceremony in Lagos, Mr. Mojeed Aluko, Globacom’s Head of Value Added Services, presented the cheques and reaffirmed the company’s commitment to rewarding customer loyalty.
He congratulated the winners and encouraged more Nigerians to participate in the promos. Nigerians to participate in the Jolly promos by dialing *13199# on their Glo lines and following the menu prompt to join the list of winners.
Tolulope Aminu, representing Tetragrammaton International, Globacom’s partner in the initiative, urged the winners to share their stories to encourage increased participation.