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…as 80 others win phones, food vouchers and televisions
Kaieteur News– Eighty-one customers of the Guyana Lottery Company (GLCL) on Friday won several prizes, including a brand-new Toyota Yaris Cross, 10 Samsung S24 Ultra phones, 10 laptops and 50 grocery vouchers valued at $100,000.
To qualify, the customers were required to purchase a Lotto Supa 6 Christmas Spectacular ticket for a chance to win in the $30 million Christmas promotion. The drawing occurred at the GLCL Regional Office on Robb Street, Georgetown.

An excited crowd as Lennel Williams’s name was revealed the winner of the GLCL’s Christmas promotion.
The grand prize, the Toyota Yaris Cross, courtesy of Beharry Automotive Limited was won by Lennel Williams of West Coast Berbice (WCB).
The 81 lucky customers will receive their prizes on Monday at the GLCL head office on Lamaha Street, Cummingsburg, Georgetown.
GLCL’s General Manager, Kalima Ali, said the promotion is the biggest of the year. She said the Lottery Company has been consistently giving back to its customers.
“Thank you to our customers, our players, what a better way to have a merry time, to have these items that we know everybody will want to buy. So, we want to say thank you and just want to reward our winners and our players,” Ali said.
Similarly, Sheldon Murray, the Business Development Supervisor of GLCL said, “We are giving away fabulous prizes. This will help the community as the Guyana Lottery Company continues to give back to the public, show our gratitude and respect.”
Murray also revealed that this promotion saw the largest number of participants.
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