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The National Lottery Authority – NLA has set up an Investment Advisory Unit to advise winners on how to use and invest their wins.
The authority says this has become necessary because of increased lottery gains in the recent times.
Director General of the NLA, Kojo Andah spoke to Joy Business at the launch of its latest product “FREAKY FORTUNE”.
“It is an investment advisory wing of the company. We will advise you on how to use your win and it stops there. People win big monies and they might need help with how to use or invest them. We want to urge people to save. Everyone has a dream to which they come to lottery with and all we try to do is to reinforce that dream” he said.
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