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Chinkondenji wins a car from BTC and Cell City

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March 23, 2022
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Chinkondenji wins a car from BTC and Cell City

Chinkondenji wins a car from BTC and Cell City

Botswana Telecommunications Corporation Limited (BTC) in partnership with Cell City has rewarded customers who participated in the VW T- Roc R competition with a brand new VW T-Roc R and two Hisense television sets..The winner of the VW T- Roc R is 42 year old Andrew Chinkondenji. Andrew drove away with the car valued at Five Hundred and Thirty Four Thousand, Nine Hundred and Eighty Three Pula (BWP534,983.00).

The overwhelmed Mr Chinkondenji stated that he is still to decide on the way forward, adding that he was not expecting to win the car thus did not make any plans. He stated that when he purchased a Hisense E30 lite cellphone worth One Thousand and Ninety Five Pula (BWP1,095.00), the Shop Assistant informed him of the competition, asked for his details and was entered into the competition.

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The two runners-up, Justice Kuka and Ogopotse Martin Marosi each walked away with a Hisense 88 inch laser television set worth Thirty Thousand Pula (BWP 30,000.00). They both acknowledged BTC and Cell City for appreciating customers and encouraged people to enter such competitions to win themselves amazing prizes. Mr Kuka had purchased a Hisense H50 lite cellphone worth Two Thousand, Three Hundred and Ninety Five Pula (BWP2,395.00) while Mr Marosi had purchased a Hisense E30 Lite cellphone worth One Thousand and Ninety Five Pula (BWP1,095.00).

The winners had participated in the Win a VW T- Rock R competition where customers had to purchase a Hisense cellphone from the selected 5 Hisense devices being E30 Lite, E50 Blue, E50 Lite Charcoal, H50 Lite Black and H50 Zoom Black from any BTC store or Cell City shop in Botswana. Customers were then entered into the competition and stood a chance to win either one of the two Hisense 88 inch laser television sets or the grand prize of a brand new VW T-Roc R.

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