Student, business man wins car, house in Homewin promo

Kelechi Miracle, a 200-level student of Unilag has won a brand new GAC SUV at the Sujimoto’s Homewin Season one grand finale.

While Princewill Diala, a business man from PortHarcourt, won the fully furnished three-bedroom apartment in Lekki, Lagos.

Miracle express his excitement saying that he played due to boredom from the ongoing strike and didn’t expect to win.

“I still feel this is all a dream but I don’t want to wake up! I can’t believe that in this economy, I am the proud owner of a brand new Jeep, not a car o, and I won it with ordinary 500 naira! Thank you Homewin and Sujimoto for turning my life around,” he said.

For Diala, he said he played just once after seeing it pop up on Instagram and completely forgot about it till he was called.

“I forgot I played the game when I got the call so I denied playing the game, after the call dropped, I started thinking about it and remembered the day I played it once. While I was still recollecting, they called back. Though I was still skeptical till I came for the grand finale and saw that they are real people,” he said.

According to a statement signed by Founder, Sujimoto Group, Sijibomi Ogundele,   with over 5,000 winners in 60 days, N1million daily cash prizes won back-to-back in 60days, one winner of a fully furnished luxury home worth N50million, 2 winners of a brand new GAC SUVs, 50 Smartphones Winners,  50 Smart TV winners, 50 winners of Microwaves, and 1 Lucky Winner of a Salary 4 Life (100k monthly for 10 years), Homewin Season one has come to a close.

Homewin, which is a product of Sujimoto, a luxury Real estate company, was launched on May 1, 2022, as a generosity movement, with the intention of enriching many Nigerians within the space of 60 Days. Today, over 5000 Nigerian families have benefited from this movement in the form of cash and gift prizes.

Explaining why he embarked on the project  Ogundele said; “Homewin is very personal to me because every day, I get calls from people going through different challenges in life. Everywhere I turn, there is someone going through a difficult time. Except we want to pretend about what is going on around us, it is obvious that poverty is increasing at an alarming rate in the country and the burden of responsibility is beginning to tell on so many Nigerian families. The price of food has skyrocketed. Those who could afford 2-square meal a day, are now struggling to afford one! As a man who is passionate about giving and believe strongly in the saying that if your neighbour is hungry, your chicken is not safe, I thought about how I could help more Nigerians move out of poverty and the concept of Homewin was born.

“The beauty of Homewin is that it gave every Nigerian, irrespective of tribe, religion, race, face, place, status or income, the opportunity to be a winner. And I am glad that in a short while, we were able to put a smile on the faces of over 5000 winners”.