Another batch of winners in the on-going Glo promo, Recharge and Win Big, received their prizes at Terminus Market, Jos, Plateau State, on Monday. Fifty prizes comprising tricycles, generators, grinding mills and industrial sewing machines were won by Glo subscribers in the Tin city.

Jos is the seventh city to host the prize presentation exercise which has been held in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Kano and Onitsha in the last few weeks.

Launched in October, the Recharge and Win Big Promo popularly known as My Own Don Beta, is an empowerment promo packaged by national telecommunications company, Globacom.

Speaking at the occasion, Glo Regional Manager, Primary Sales, North East 1, Mr. Jide Ofor thanked guests, the media and everyone present for attending the event. He stated that the testimony of winners across different cities on how the prizes will boost their income has been resounding, adding that it has shown clearly that Globacom’s decision to empower Nigerians with life-changing prizes was a step in the right direction.

Speaking further, the Glo representative said, “At Globacom, we have kept our promise by delivering the prizes won by our lucky customers before the media, the general public and representatives of regulatory bodies such as the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC)”.

The event was attended by Nollywood star, Mrs Patience Ozokwor popularly known as Mama G; Chairman, Terminus Market, Jos; Alhaji Mustapha Ibrahim, Zonal Head, Monitoring and Enforcement, Plateau office of National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC), Mrs Mandy Appiah, Secretary of Tricycle Riders Union of Nigeria, Plateau State, Mr. John Bala Musa, amongst others.

A new set of winners also emerged in a computerised live draw held at the market, supervised by officials of NLRC in the presence of guests, artisans, traders and officials of the market. They will receive their prizes during the next presentation exercise scheduled for the coal city of Enugu.

Rev. Fr Uche Ukor, a catholic priest in the Archdiocese Onitsha, on Wednesday evening, slumped during a novelty match with other colleagues in Asaba, Delta State.

The priest, who was the coach of his side, slumped during a football match between priests of Onitsha diocese and Issele Uku diocese, and was pronounced dead at the scene.

The deceased identified as Rev. Fr Uche Ukor was also the Director of the diocese’s media arm, publishers of Trinitas Newspaper.

“He slumped during a football match between priests of Onitsha diocese and Issele Uku diocese yesterday at Asaba.

“He wasn’t even playing. He was their coach. I’ve been in shock since a mutual friend called me last night to inform me of his demise,” a source told Daily Post.

A masquerade got more than he bargained for and received the beating of his life today after he unknowingly attacked a soldier on mufti during his parade at Airforce base, Akowonjo, Lagos.

According to reports, the incident happened close to Airforce base, Shasha Akowonjo, Lagos. The masquerade while parading around the vicinity and attacking residents, came across the soldier and landed blows on him.