ANOTHER DRAW AND TWO MORE LUCKY TANZANIANS WALK AWAY WITH A GENERATOR AND A MOTORBIKE.

Life changing winnings, life changing Experiences, this is all happening with the Under the Crown Campaign.

Today for the sixth week running the lucky draw for the campaign “VUMBUA HAZINA CHINI YA KIZIBO” was held at Serengeti Breweries’ offices in Oyster bay area. 

 

Speaking at the press conference, the Director of marketing, Mr. Ephraim Mafuru said, “We have given away generators, motorbikes and Bajaj’s, we still have more for you.  Two weeks ago we gave away a brand new vehicle, Ford Figo and we still have more cars to give away.  We wish to remind all our consumers to participate in this promotion as it is designed with them in mind”.  He also reminded Tanzanians that to participate one must be above the age of 18 years and must be eligible to be part of this exciting promotion that still has about 12 weeks to go.

The Vumbua Hazina Chini ya Kizibo promotional campaign draw is highly supervised and in every draw is done in the highest transparency.  The event every week is graced by the members of the press, the gaming board of Tanzania and other internal and external stakeholders including PUSH mobile who have supplied the mechanics of the game and the reputed PricewaterhouseCoopers who ensures there is no ambiguity at all and that every Tanzanian has a chance to win.

The campaign comprises of prizes worth Tshs 780M in total that include cash prizes of over 380M .    The cash prizes come directly to your phone via Mpesa and other prizes are handed over to the winners at their respective regions at no extra costs including transport etc.

Today the motorbike went to Vicent Lymo 36 Years from  Kibosh  Kilimanjaro region and Deusdedit Njau 22 Years  from  Kiboroloni Moshi  Kilimanjaro region has won a generator.   Serengeti Breweries Limited (SBL) through its high quality premium drinks, Serengeti Premium Lager, Tusker Lager and Pilsner Lager has been running this remarkable campaign that is making huge changes to its customers and  Tanzanians in general.