Fourteen more persons from the South-East/South-South region have emerged instant millionaires in the Pure Bliss “60 Millionaires in 60 Days” Promo. The cash presentation ceremony held in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital, last Friday.
Undergraduates, NYSC members, Traders and a clergy were part of those who joined the millionaires’ club, courtesy of Pure Bliss Consumers Millionaire Promo.
The promo, which was billed to end on August 14, 2023, had to be extended by 6 weeks till September 5th due to popular demand from excited consumers who clamoured for more time to participate.
Speaking during the presentation ceremony in Port Harcourt, regional sales manager, OK Foods, Isaac Edokpayi, congratulated the new millionaires, adding that the promo was intended to give back to the consumers for their support and patronage.
“Over the years, Pure Bliss has dominated biscuit category in Nigeria and is one of the leading biscuit brands. Beyond just selling delicious cookies and wafers to our consumers, the Pure Bliss Millionaire Promo is another avenue to give back to Nigerians and appreciate them for the success of the brand. We believe that a million naira will make a difference in some people’s lives, so 60 lucky consumers pan Nigeria will be rewarded with one million naira each. Right here in this venue, we are rewarding 14 consumers. As you can see, the winners are from different states and Port Harcourt is just one of the cash presentation locations. Cash presentations also held in Lagos, Abuja, Kaduna and Kano,” he said.
He further noted that beyond the one million naira cash prize, consumers received consolatory prizes on the promotion. “Thousands of consumers were also rewarded with 30 million naira worth of airtime. So, through this promo, Pure Bliss has rewarded consumers with almost N100 million naira in total. We hope the promo puts smiles on the faces of our consumers,” he said, pointing out that the conduct of the promo is in line with the guidelines of the Nigerian Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC) and the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC)
One of the winners, Casmir Chukwudalu, a Catholic priest and seminary teacher from Orlu in Imo State, said he will devote his prize to helping out-of-school children by supporting their education through the payment of WAEC fees.
“I am going to invest my prize in education. Most of the young people in my parish cannot afford to pay for their WAEC. So, I will invest a chunk of the money to care for as many as possible. I wish to thank Pure Bliss for this opportunity,” Chukwudalu said.
For another winner, Lebechi Ngwu, a schoolteacher in Port Harcourt, her children’s love for Pure Bliss brought her into contact with the brand.
“This promo is real, and I want people to keep buying and enjoying Pure Bliss,” Ngwu said.
