Winners Emerge in Large Michaels, Intel Promo Draw

The Large Michaels and Intel national promo, which commenced in February this year, has produced winners, where the star prize winner went home with a brand new Kia Rio car.

The winners emerged on Tuesday this week, during a raffle draw, which held at Large Michaels’ corporate head office in Lagos, under the close supervision of the National Lottery Commission, the Consumer Protection Council and the media.

A computer trader on Tinubu Square, Lagos, Igboanude Chigozie, emerged as the star prize winner and went home with a branded Kia Rio car, while other winners got consolation prizes like rice cooker, set of cooking pots, frier, and microwave oven. Other prizes include laptop and printer, which was won by the Managing Director of Geecat Solutions Limited, Amaka Enwerem.

All winners were full of joy and thanked Large Michaels for its commitment and sincerity of purpose. Some of the winners that were not present at the final draw, but won, were contacted on phone in the presence of a large crowd that witnessed the draw.

Expressing his joy, the star prize winner, said he was grateful to God because he least expected he would win a brand new Kia Rio car. According to him, he has been purchasing computers and their accessories in bulk from Large Michaels stores in Lagos, but said he was amazed at the winning, because it was a single item of Intel Laptop that gave him the win.

Business Development Director at Large Michaels, Mr. Stanley Uzoechina, said Large Michaels deals on computers of all brands and that its sales were majorly in bulk purchase to wholesalers who in return, retail the products. He however said Large Michaels also retail directly to customers who need to pick up single items. “Our prices come very affordable without compromising on quality, hence we have influx of customers at every of our locations nationwide,” Uzoechina said. He added that all products come with warranty designed to build customers’ trust.

Managing Director, Large Michaels, Mr. Michael Ezeamama, said the promo sales, which ran for six months, was designed to appreciate customers for their loyalty.