Lafarge rewards customers in WinBETA Season 1 promo
17 October 2022 |
4:09 am
Olubunmi Abegunde of Hephzibah Block Industry in Elebu road, Oyo state, has emerged the winner of the star prize of a Kia Salon Car at the regional draw organised by Lafarge Africa’s Win Beta Promo.
Olubunmi Abegunde of Hephzibah Block Industry in Elebu road, Oyo state, has emerged the winner of the star prize of a Kia Salon Car at the regional draw organised by Lafarge Africa’s Win Beta Promo.
At the South West Regional reward event held at the Lafarge Eleyele Depot in Ibadan, 27 other customers were rewarded with different prizes. Two customers won tricycles, eight got refrigerators, seven received television sets each, and seven also got industrial fans while three received generating sets each.
According to the Head of Marketing, Lafarge Africa Plc, Charles Nnochiri, the Win Beta Season 1 Promo, which started on August 1, 2022 is a nationwide initiative aimed at rewarding Lafarge Africa’s end-user customers across the country for their contributions and commitment to the company.
He said: “The purpose of this promo is to celebrate and reward customers who buy our products over the period. To participate in the promo, customers are expected to buy any bag of Lafarge Cement, find a scratch card inside the bag, scratch it and win instant prizes while also qualifying for the regional reward.”
In his remark at the event, Procurement Director, Lafarge Africa Plc, Saeed Ande, who congratulated all the winners, said: “I want to say in Lafarge, we pride ourselves as a company that positively impacts lives, appreciates and enables its customers.
“For us, our value and focus are on our customers, from the retailers, block makers, and everyone within the value chain, even down to the communities where we operate. We take pride in ourselves and love the partnerships that we have,” he added.
The Head of Sales, Southwest, Lafarge Africa Plc, Tunde Odufote, said: “We are here to celebrate the star prize winner, as well as other winners. We are doing this to show how invaluable our customers are. We will continue to celebrate them and other partners across the value chain.’’
The winners all expressed their appreciation for the promo and prizes received. They commended the company for always allowing its loyal customers to win wonderful prizes that impact their lives.
In her reaction, the Star Prize Winner, Abegunde, who couldn’t conceal her joy said: “Being the star prize winner this year feels really good. I am so excited; this is a great achievement for me. I want to thank the management of Lafarge for this initiative that is celebrating the end users.”
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