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In a colourful and well-attended ceremony, the lucky winner, who declined to reveal his identity for personal reasons, was presented with a dormy cheque at the company’s headquarter at Krootown Road in Freetown.
“We are happy to see the sixth winner of the Jackpot since the launching of the game in March this year,” he said.
Chairman of Mercury International Charitable Foundation, Samir Hassanyeh, who presented the cheque to the lucky winner, advised him to invest the money wisely and increase his financial status.
The winner, in a brief remark, said he was pleased to have won the jackpot, adding that he seldom forecast like others do before playing. “I always select numbers randomly whenever I play and only stake a total of Le 20,000 for different tickets.”
Meanwhile, the sum of eleven million three hundred and sixty-nine thousand Leones (Le 11, 369,000), representing 10 percent of withholding tax was paid to the National Revenue Authority.
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