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Forty persons Wednesday won various prizes in the second edition of the Multi TV Buy and Win Promotion. The overall prize of a Brilliance FSV vehicle went to Abigail Opoku Agyemang from the Volta Region.
Several prizes ranging from television sets, Multi TV digiboxes, home theatres, fridges, air conditioners, microwaves, to wax prints were won.
The 40 winners were selected electronically out of the thousands of qualified applicants who bought the Multi TV digibox from January this year.
Clients were to text, as many times, the serial number of their digibox to a short code to improve their chances of winning.
A visibly excited Abigail Opoku Agyemang, winner of the car was flanked by family members as she expressed her joy for the reward.
The second prize of a 60 inch Samsung LED television went to Gloria Anim from Asamankese.
Chief Operating Officer of Multi TV Klaus Von Backustien, encouraged the public to patronize the Multi TV digiboxes; promising more educative and exciting programmes from Multi TV.
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