Over 38 Win Orange Money Zagga

More than 38 lucky Orange customers have a lot to celebrate about this Christmas season as they are winners of the Orange Money Christmas Zagga Reloaded promotion.
The promotion started on October 14 and has given away a whooping total of 1.6 million Liberian Dollar worth of shopping to daily winners at the Harbel Supermarkets and an additional total of 4.1 million Liberian Dollar in weekly cash prizes.
Orange Liberia’s Communications and Marketing Chief Officer Mr. Noel Chateau revealed that the promotion had been very successful, several of the winners being new Orange Money customers who had registered and been using the service in the hope of becoming lucky winners.
The Orange Money Christmas Zagga Reloaded is being run by Orange Liberia for the second year in a row and has generated more excitement this year. This year, the company has given away an astounding 5.7 million Liberian Dollar in the shopping spree and the weekly cash prizes. “Entering the promotion was simple,” said Mr. Chateau who went on to explain: “Orange Liberia subscribers simply had to have an Orange Money account and use it for any kind of transaction and recharge at least $1 to be entered into the raffle.
Every single week day since October 14, we have been calling live on radio winners who gathered every Saturday at a different Harbel supermarket branch to a shopping spree where they had one full minute to put whatever they wanted into their shopping carts.”
Mr. Chateau explained that every week, the one of the five winners whose shopping card was closest to US$300 was awarded 10 times the value of the contents of their cart in cash via Orange Money.
Eight individuals have won the weekly cash prize including Ernest Gohn from Brewerville, Sailay F Duanah from Margibi, Alfred Dulleh from Bardnersville, Bin S. Massaquoi from Bong Mines Bridge, Henry S. Ndorbor from Monrovia Sinkor 3rd street, Amos Korlewala from Chicken Soup Factory, Prince Flomo from Pipeline Community and Andolph Beyan from Johnsonville community. In total, they have received exactly 4,146,074.89 Liberian Dollar which is more than 500,000 Liberian Dollar per person.
Winners including Ernest Gohn who won 610,822 Liberian Dollar said that he would use the money to improve his business. “Orange has just invested in me so that I can invest in my future,” said an enthralled Mr. Gohn.
While those winning both the shopping spree and the weekly cash prize are getting the icing on the cake, winners of the daily shopping spree have walked away with tens of thousands of Liberian Dollar worth of items within the allotted time frame.
The top shopping prize winner was Willie Quiqui of Darquee Town whose shopping cart totaled 132,484.73 Liberian Dollar. Other daily winners are: Abel Kenneah, Eric Dillon, Ernest Gohn, Auto T. Bueh, Anthony Owah, Silva Washington, Sailay F. Duanah, Ansu Kesselie, Johnson Gborkorquillie, Amos Gono, Alfred Dulleh, Anthony Wrehyahn, Moses T. Borbor jr., Joshua K. Moses, Mohammed M. Bah, Bin S. Massaquoi, Elizabeth Galima, Abraham Laffor, James Saye Larkpor jr., Troken Harmon, Saah Wollie, Gabriel T. Reeves, Henry S. Ndorbor, Gonkerwon Sonkarly, Joseph Barchue, Amos Korlewala, Morris E. Butler, Nicholas J Toe, Leo G. Cooper, Willie Quiqui, Ramsey Domah, Wilneise Johnson, Prince Augustine Borbor H., Freeman G. Yonly, Alfred S. Tulay, Patrick Yelorbah, and Andolph Beyan.

Mr. Zaza Mulbah, head of Orange Money, is encouraging more Liberians to utilize Orange Money, not only to stand a chance to win prizes, but also to benefit from its services.
He highlighted the many services that Orange Money offers including sending and receiving money nationwide, purchasing electricity from LEC, paying for goods and services at various merchants, paying school fees, paying LRA taxes and fees, receiving salaries, buying top-ups and various telecommunications bundles.
Said Mr. Mulbah: “When you are using Orange Money, you don’t have to worry about the safety of your money because we guarantee safe and secure transaction and money is always readily available when you need it with no need to stand in long lines. We are closely working with the Central Bank of Liberia in order to accelerate the digitalization of the economy and avail every Liberian with the financial service that they need to perform cashless transaction.”
Orange Money was launched more than ten years ago in Africa and is now one of the most successful products across the continent, serving millions of customers.