Kapelebyong father of 10 wins motorcycle in Etop Radio promotion
"For those eager to try their luck, participation is simple: dial *238*3*5# followed by your mobile number. Ensure that you have a minimum balance of sh2,500 on your mobile money account."
Patrick Oluk handing over a brand new motorcycle to the winner, Okiria, and his wife. (Credit: Juliet Akello)
KAPELEBYONG - In a heartwarming turn of events, 42-year-old Charles Okiria from Omokor Village in Kapelebyong district is now the proud owner of a brand-new motorcycle, won through the ongoing Enyadu promotion on Etop Radio.
The win comes after Charles invested sh140,000 for a prize that promises to transform his family’s daily life.
Initially sceptical, Charles admits he had his doubts about the legitimacy of the promotion.
“I never believed it at first, but now I’m convinced this is real,” he says.
Eager to share his good fortune, Charles urges others to join the promotion.
"For those eager to try their luck, participation is simple: dial *238*3*5# followed by your mobile number. Ensure that you have a minimum balance of sh2,500 on your mobile money account."
What started as a doubtful wager for Charles Okiria has blossomed into a story of hope and community encouragement—proof that sometimes, taking a chance really does pay off.
Patrick Oluk handing over a brand new motorcycle to the winner, Okiria, and his wife. (Credit: Juliet Akello)
The news of Charles’s win has sparked excitement and disbelief among his relatives.
His brother, Joseph Opio, confesses that he never believed the promotion was genuine until witnessing the motorcycle being handed over to Charles.
For Skolastika Acam, her husband's motorcycle will not only ease their transport challenges, especially when accessing medical care, but will also bolster their family business.
Their son, Joseph Otido, has taken on the role of ambassador among local youth, encouraging his peers to participate in the promotion and seize their own chance at winning life-changing prizes.
At the handover events, Etop Radio’s Programs Manager, Stella Ipas, shared exciting news about more promising, even more thrilling opportunities for listeners.
"The station is preparing to award a tricycle (tuk-tuk) worth shs7m at the end of October. To date, six motorcycles and two tricycles have already found new owners, with a car giveaway planned for December," she said.