It’s been raining wow wins all the way on wow!lotto, Nigeria’s interactive online lottery as players of the game are cashing out with massive prizes from massive cash wins to super non-cash prizes such as Samsung Curved TV, iPhone 11, Oraimo freepods 3 and so much more.
Among these many winners is Ayomide Olufemi, a Lagos resident, who cashed out the sum of N500,000 in November. She bet with N1,000 to win the whooping sum of N500,000 on the Fortune Wink game.
Players Win Big In wow!lotto Games As It Introduces Christmas Delight
It’s been raining wow wins all the way on wow!lotto, Nigeria’s interactive online lottery as players of the game are cashing out with massive prizes from massive cash wins to super non-cash prizes such as Samsung Curved TV, iPhone 11, Oraimo freepods 3 and so much more.
Among these many winners is Ayomide Olufemi, a Lagos resident, who cashed out the sum of N500,000 in November. She bet with N1,000 to win the whooping sum of N500,000 on the Fortune Wink game.
Chiamaka, a student of the University of Calabar, won a Samsung Curved TV on the Wheel of Fortune; also another wow win!
There are also winners from wow!lotto’s Deposit Live Draw which was launched in November, They won iPhone 11, Oraimo freepods 3 and Super wheel spins among other prizes.
In a related development, keying into the spirit of the festive season, wow!lotto introduced a new game feature on the app called Christmas Delight to wow players.
Speaking more on this and on accessing the games, Marketing Manager for wow!lotto, Abu Esther explained that players can now make deposits with the USSD payment option.
“We have a new partnership with Coral Pay, a trusted payment transaction company, to ease deposits using the USSD code option.”
She added, “MTN & Globacom network users can now play on wow!lotto without using their data. Just visit www.wowlotto.ng today to sign up. It is available on : iOS, Android and Web in Nigeria. All you need to do is register, have fun, and win big!”
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