Capital FM listener bags sh4m
Aug 01, 2005
Joshua Mugabi walked away with sh4,450,000 in Capital FM and Celtel’s Brain Game competition. <br>“If something makes life better, we are part of it. The brain game is fun, informative and rewarding,†Caesar Mloka, Celtel’s marketing manager, said recently in a statement.
By Nicholas Kajoba
Joshua Mugabi walked away with sh4,450,000 in Capital FM and Celtel’s Brain Game competition.
“If something makes life better, we are part of it. The brain game is fun, informative and rewarding,†Caesar Mloka, Celtel’s marketing manager, said recently in a statement.
The Celtel-sponsored game features on Capital FM every hour between 9:00am and 5:00pm.
Capital FM’s promotion executive, Bright Baba, said the Morning Crew asked the question, “Looking from the banks, it can be seen 15,240cm away. What is it? Mugabi called in and gave the answer as The Millennium Wheel.
The initial reward for the correct answer is sh10,000 but it goes on accumulating.
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Joshua Mugabi walked away with sh4,450,000 in Capital FM and Celtel’s Brain Game competition.
“If something makes life better, we are part of it. The brain game is fun, informative and rewarding,†Caesar Mloka, Celtel’s marketing manager, said recently in a statement.
The Celtel-sponsored game features on Capital FM every hour between 9:00am and 5:00pm.
Capital FM’s promotion executive, Bright Baba, said the Morning Crew asked the question, “Looking from the banks, it can be seen 15,240cm away. What is it? Mugabi called in and gave the answer as The Millennium Wheel.
The initial reward for the correct answer is sh10,000 but it goes on accumulating.
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