MILO launches ‘Energy to Start’ promotion with ¢300,000 scholarship and exciting prizes
MILO has launched its latest consumer promotion, dubbed “Energy to Start,” with exciting rewards including a GH¢300,000 scholarship, a brand-new car, fridges, bicycles and millions of Ghana cedis in cash and other prizes.
The promotion is designed to inspire Ghanaians, particularly young people, to take the first step towards achieving their goals while rewarding loyal MILO consumers.
As part of the promotion, consumers who purchase selected MILO promotional packs can enter the draw and stand the chance to win a range of prizes.
How to Enter
Consumers are required to:
1. Buy any 400g promotional tin or 20g/37g promotional sachet.
2. Find the unique code:
- For the 400g tin, the code can be found under the peel-off label.
- For the 20g or 37g sachet, the code is found inside the sachet.
3. Dial 3808# or scan the QR code on the pack to enter the promotion.
For the entry system, one code from a 400g promotional tin counts as one entry, while 10 sachets of the 20g or 37g promotional packs count as one entry.
The promotion offers consumers the opportunity to win a GH¢300,000 scholarship, alongside a brand-new car, fridges, bicycles, and a share of over millions of Ghana cedis in cash and other exciting prizes.
MILO says the “Energy to Start” campaign reflects its commitment to encouraging consumers to approach their goals with energy, confidence, and determination.
Consumers are therefore encouraged to look out for the promotional packs, participate through *380*8#, or scan the QR code on the pack for their chance to win.
With MILO, the journey to achieving your goals can start with energy.
Source: classfmonline.com
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