The duo of Erasmus Magaya and Nduna Sipikelelo concur that
winning the lotto has impacted on their lives.
They received their prize money last Friday at OK Fife
Avenue after taking part in the promotion separately at OK Five Avenue booth
and Africa Lotto Centre 1 in the capital on March 27.
“This was a promotion we were looking to reward any
particular client that will match the next level of numbers out of the six from
our draw.
“So the two gentlemen managed to match five numbers and
because we had resolved that the jackpot must go, we happily rewarded them.
“Due to the terms of the promotion, the 2 million dollars
has been shared equally amongst our two winners and 1 million being paid in
cash,” said Africa Lotto general manager Nozipho Dube.
She said the Africa Lotto family always feels accomplished
when a client wins the jackpot. The promotion also ran concurrently with a
music showcase which saw 19 artistes battling for honours on Africa Lotto
riddim produced by Chillspot Records.
“We also tapped into the music industry and engaged
Chillspot Records who created a riddim for at least 19 artistes. This was also
our way to give back to our artistes who have been hit hard due to the Covid-19
induced lockdown.
“All of the artistes also helped to voice out the Jackpot
must go promotion which we were also keen to have someone claiming the prize,”
she said.
Boss Pumacol and Daruller’s song-Ita Kuti Vafare-took pole
position with the two artistes walking away US$500 richer. Sniper Storm, who
also added his voice, was voted first runner up with his creation-Chii
Nekanzuru.
Shinsoman came third. H Metro
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