vodaofone reward winner presented with prizes(middle spread)

The winner of the grand prize of the Vodafone Rewards Promotion was yesterday presented with a fully furnished four-bedroom house at Trassaco Valley in Accra.
The plush house is connected with free internet subscription for the next three months.
The 37-year old carpenter, Mr Francis Agbavetor, also became the proud owner of a Mitsubishi Pajero, which would be chauffeur driven for three months.
An elated Mr Agbavetor, in an interview with the Daily Graphic, expressed his gratitude to the company for making his wildest dream come true.
“Many including myself did not believe that the promotion was true but from what I have gained, I would say everything Vodafone does is true’’, adding that “ this shows that everything they do, they will succeed,’’ he said.
He indicated that he would live in the house for a while before thinking about the next action to take.
A Kumasi-Abrepor based construction worker, Mr Kwesi Amponsah, also took home a Mitsubishi Pajero as the second Prize.
Other Consolation Prizes in the Promotion included GH¢ 2000 Scholarship which went to Mr Abraham Dsane and Mr Victor Ofori-Akonor, motor bikes, laptop computers, ipods and many others.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Vodafone, Ghana, Mr David Venn told the Daily Graphic that the aim of the promotion was to reward the company’s customers for the business they brought to the company.
Mr Venn said he was looking forward to see what Mr Agbovitor would do with the house, adding that the fact that the ultimate winner of the house was a recent customer indicated that the company was open and transparent with the promotion.

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