Truck Driver wins Airtel’s Range Rover Vogue

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Lagos, Nigeria; February 4th, 2015: Leading telecoms service operator, Airtel Nigeria, today, presented a brand new 2015 Range Rover Vogue to Mr. Abiodun Adio, a commercial truck driver, who won the grand prize in the just-concluded Red Hot Promo.
48-year-old Adio was presented the luxury SUV by the Chief Executive and Managing Director of Airtel Nigeria, Mr. Segun Ogunsanya, at a colorful prize presentation ceremony held today at the Eko Hotels & Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Congratulating the winner, Ogunsanya expressed satisfaction with the success of the promo and commended the Telco’s customers for their loyalty stressing that the company will continue to seek out avenues of reciprocation. He noted that the company remains very passionate about creating enabling platforms for its customers to achieve their dreams which it has demonstrated by introducing the second season of the promo to continue the cycle of giving back to customers.
“As a company which is passionate about rewarding loyalty and empowering our customers, we shall continue building credible platforms to enrich, empower and open more doors of fortune to new and existing customers.” He said.
Mr. Ogunsanya also assured guests of the company’s readiness to remain at the vanguard of delivering quality telecommunication products and offerings to its teeming subscribers. To this end the leading Telco has launched an SMS promo tagged “SMS 4 Millions” which will also convert a large number of Nigerians into instant millionaires while others will step up the financial ladder with the weekly cash rewards for the next three months.
An elated Adio expressed gratitude to Airtel Nigeria describing the gesture as a “total turnaround in the journey of his life”. He explained that after overcoming his initial disbelief, he has now come to realize the enormity of the good fortune that the prize has placed on him.
Adio, a resident of Akute in Ogun State, was selected in the final draw conducted on Friday, January 30th, 2015 at the Banana Island, Lagos, head Office of the Telco by leading systems audit specialist, TCQA. The draw was witnessed by a team of journalists drawn from a larger section of the print media and members of staff of Airtel Nigeria.
Airtel drew the curtain on the promo after sixty days of the loyalty reward promo, which empowered many Nigerians across the country financially. Participation was open to all customers who simply needed to either recharge their lines or purchase any Airtel data, Blackberry, Android bundle, SMS or voice bundles.
The nationwide promo produced a daily winner of one million naira for 60 days and another set of 60 customers won iPads. Other prizes included Samsung smart phones for 10 winners per week, N10,000 for 100 customers daily as well as free airtime to 5,000  customers every day.
It will be recalled that in the first edition of the Airtel Red Hot promo held in 2013, Danjuma Ibrahim Yakubu, a 40 year old National Assembly correspondent with Radio Nigeria Precious FM, in Lafia, Nassarawa State, emerged winner of the N10m star prize.
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