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Mahamud Iddi has been crowned the ultimate Akye3de3 Kese3 winner in Tamale, winning TCL home appliances worth approximately GHC100,000.
The ceremony took place at Electroland Ghana Limited’s (EGL) Northern Regional head office and showroom in Lamashegu, Tamale.
The Chief of Lamashegu, Naa Bapira Lamashegu Naa Ziblim Abdulai, commended EGL for consistently giving back to the people of Tamale through such significant rewards. He urged the winner to serve as a good ambassador for the company.
EGL’s Head of Marketing, Adiza Ibrahim, said the ongoing expansion of the showroom—expected to be recommissioned before the second quarter of 2026—would help reduce unemployment in the region and increase manpower for the business.
In addition, 250 lucky participants walked away with assorted electronics after emerging winners in the weekly and monthly draws.
Electroland Ghana Limited is Ghana’s largest consumer electronics company, distributing brands such as Samsung, Midea, TCL and ABB, and owning NASCO Electronics and Homeland/Toysland.
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