SOLTUNA Limited on Monday officially handed over the cash prizes worth $100,000 to the three winners of the Soltuna super draw.
The three winners were picked and announced last Friday in Honiara during the prize draw.
The prize distribution ceremony was held at the Soltuna Head Office in Ranadi where the Marketing Manager Kenwood Harry expressed heartfelt congratulations to the winners:
Mrs Melody Turelyn, first prize $50,000
Mr Gibson Ravea second prize of $ 30,000
Mr Derick Ouou the third prize winner of $20,000
Mr Harry said the promotion ran from August to December of last year and it featured monthly draws offering household items and mega prizes that attracted thousands of participants.
“This initiative was designed to support families and individuals who are facing financial challenges, especially with school fees and essential expenses. At Soltuna, we are committed to helping our community.
“We wanted this promotional event not only to reward our loyal customers but also to raise awareness about our home products,” he explained.
Mr Harry emphasised that out of the thousands who entered the draws, the three winners were particularly fortunate.
He encouraged them and everyone else in communities across the country to participate in upcoming Soltuna promotions as anyone could be the next big winner.
“Stay tuned for more exciting opportunities to win prizes. Who knows you might just be the next one to walk away with a grand prize!”
Soltuna’s promotional initiative not only highlights its commitment to quality and local product awareness, but also serves to strengthen its community ties.
“We encourage everyone to engage in our promotions in the future. It’s a great way to give back to the community.”
Mrs Turelyn, who hails from Malaita, shed tears of joy when she received her prize.
“I have never seen or touched $50,000 in my life. Thank you so much Soltuna for this incredible cash prize! This is a huge amount of money for me and I see it as a blessing from God.
“This money will help my family, especially my mother back home.”
Mr Ouou echoed similar sentiments as Mrs Turelyn, expressing appreciation and excitement about his prize.
By JIMMY NOLAN
Solomon Star, Honiara
