The Burkinabe National Lottery (LONAB) presented checks to four winners of the urban betting company du Burkina Faso (PMUB) of this month of March 2015. 93,464,500 CFA francs is the total amount that was presented this Wednesday, 25th March, 2015. It was attended by the Director General of the national games, and many department heads.
Moussa Ouedraogo for 13,199,500 CFA francs, Mouni Soré representing Abdou Hamidou Ouédraogo for 13,219,000 CFA francs, Marius Kaboré for 32,268,000 CFA francs and Boukary Douamba for 34,778,000 CFA francs, these were the different checks handed during the symbolic ceremony Wednesday morning.
Accountant by profession, Marius Kabore plays PMU for over ten years now for a few small gains. A frequenter of gaming, For the 4 + 1 of March 13th, he decided to bet a little more than usual. He bet more than ten thousand francs CFA that day. At the finish, he had orders. "That day, I could not say anything. I was speechless. I made a few seconds before calling my brothers to say that I played and I won. We celebrated that day."The party March 13 and the check twelve days after”
Boukary Douamba is it official, retired for seven years now. He says play PMUB since 1996, from the first moments. A little more reserved when he was active, he admits playing almost every day since he was allowed to claim his pension rights. He bet 3600 FCFA for 4 + 1 March 06th, 2015, and got away with about five and two bonuses coupled.
For the new Director General of LONAB "This is a very important moment for me, for the National Lottery because submit jackpots to bettors, it means that people still trust our products.”Mister Lucien Carama who took the opportunity to remind that" the National Lottery beyond handing jackpots, we also ask actions for economic and social development. "The prises to the winners and the benefits to the entire nation as stipulated in the slogan LONAB, and that's not all; National games, in partnership with corporate house also offer support to the winners who want it. Here, almost all the winners have more or less an investment plan. Starting with those who received the highest amounts.
Marius Kaboré, accountant who keeps telling anyone listening that he has nothing, "I have a big project that I will achieve because it does not come twice. We must learn to make good use. "This big project is called" Construction ". Building for the future of his three children, so is his priority.
Investing for the future, it is also the choice of the retired civil servant Boukary Douamba. "With these 34 million, the priority is to improve the lives of my family, secondly to see where I had not been able to invest and which I am keen on, so as to do it for the happiness of my family. For a retired, he hasn’t got really too many ambitions “he says. Meanwhile he declares, "Encourage my brothers and sisters to go to the lottery because they do not lose, they recover. Because everything we have invested to the lottery, or it's you or it's the people. "
Samuel Somda
Lefaso.net
