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Man, 66, wins Western Lotto's N18million A 66-year-old man, Samuel Adebiyi, has won N18 million lottery prize from playing Western Lotto. Adebiyi, who describes himself as an Abeokuta, Ogun State-based businessman but could neither speak nor write English Language or even pidgin English, said he learnt of Western Lotto through one of its agents in Abeokuta. He said he had always been playing pools in the past but his experience with Western Lotto was outstanding. Adebiyi won the N18 million from playing Western Lotto's 5/90 Ghana game. Speaking on Tuesday in Lagos during the presentation of the N18 million cheque to Adebiyi, the Managing Director of Western Lotto Nigeria Limited, Mr. Yomi Ogunfowora said the payment of the winning was a fulfillment of its brand promise of prompt payment of winnings. "This is a practical demonstration of our promise to pay winnings as soon as they come. We are committed to making millionaires by redistributing wealth. For us, our word is our bond. And we congratulate Mr. Samuel Adebiyi, for winning N18 million from our 5/90 Ghana game. "We do hope that from today, Mr. Adebiyi will go all out like Miss Dorcas Nwagbara, who won N15million from playing one of our other games, to tell others about Western Lotto. We pay as soon as you win. No stories!", Ogunfowora said. Two of Western Lotto's brand Ambassadors, Alexx Ekubo and Adeyemi Afolabi, popularly known as Lasisi Elenu, presented the N18million cheque to the winner. Speaking in Yoruba, an obviously elated Adebiyi said he had been down with malaria for some days but he became well immediately he got the news that he had won a cash prize of N18 million. Adebiyi said he felt he was dreaming until he got to the Victoria Island, Lagos office of Western Lotto and the cheque was presented to him. On his plans for the money, Adebiyi, who has two wives but refused to disclose how many children he has, said he was still confused on how to spend the money. While thanking the management of the gaming company for living up to its promise, Adebiyi urged others to play the various games on offer at www.westernlotto.com and shops in their neighbourhoods.
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Man, 66, wins Western Lotto's N18million A 66-year-old man, Samuel Adebiyi, has won N18 million lottery prize from playing Western Lotto. Adebiyi, who describes himself as an Abeokuta, Ogun State-based businessman but could neither speak nor write English Language or even pidgin English, said he learnt of Western Lotto through one of its agents in Abeokuta. He said he had always been playing pools in the past but his experience with Western Lotto was outstanding. Adebiyi won the N18 million from playing Western Lotto's 5/90 Ghana game. Speaking on Tuesday in Lagos during the presentation of the N18 million cheque to Adebiyi, the Managing Director of Western Lotto Nigeria Limited, Mr. Yomi Ogunfowora said the payment of the winning was a fulfillment of its brand promise of prompt payment of winnings. "This is a practical demonstration of our promise to pay winnings as soon as they come. We are committed to making millionaires by redistributing wealth. For us, our word is our bond. And we congratulate Mr. Samuel Adebiyi, for winning N18 million from our 5/90 Ghana game. "We do hope that from today, Mr. Adebiyi will go all out like Miss Dorcas Nwagbara, who won N15million from playing one of our other games, to tell others about Western Lotto. We pay as soon as you win. No stories!", Ogunfowora said. Two of Western Lotto's brand Ambassadors, Alexx Ekubo and Adeyemi Afolabi, popularly known as Lasisi Elenu, presented the N18million cheque to the winner. Speaking in Yoruba, an obviously elated Adebiyi said he had been down with malaria for some days but he became well immediately he got the news that he had won a cash prize of N18 million. Adebiyi said he felt he was dreaming until he got to the Victoria Island, Lagos office of Western Lotto and the cheque was presented to him. On his plans for the money, Adebiyi, who has two wives but refused to disclose how many children he has, said he was still confused on how to spend the money. While thanking the management of the gaming company for living up to its promise, Adebiyi urged others to play the various games on offer at www.westernlotto.com and shops in their neighbourhoods.
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Man, 66, wins Western Lotto's N18million A 66-year-old man, Samuel Adebiyi, has won N18 million lottery prize from playing Western Lotto. Adebiyi, who describes himself as an Abeokuta, Ogun State-based businessman but could neither speak nor write English Language or even pidgin English, said he learnt of Western Lotto through one of its agents in Abeokuta. He said he had always been playing pools in the past but his experience with Western Lotto was outstanding. Adebiyi won the N18 million from playing Western Lotto's 5/90 Ghana game. Speaking on Tuesday in Lagos during the presentation of the N18 million cheque to Adebiyi, the Managing Director of Western Lotto Nigeria Limited, Mr. Yomi Ogunfowora said the payment of the winning was a fulfillment of its brand promise of prompt payment of winnings. "This is a practical demonstration of our promise to pay winnings as soon as they come. We are committed to making millionaires by redistributing wealth. For us, our word is our bond. And we congratulate Mr. Samuel Adebiyi, for winning N18 million from our 5/90 Ghana game. "We do hope that from today, Mr. Adebiyi will go all out like Miss Dorcas Nwagbara, who won N15million from playing one of our other games, to tell others about Western Lotto. We pay as soon as you win. No stories!", Ogunfowora said. Two of Western Lotto's brand Ambassadors, Alexx Ekubo and Adeyemi Afolabi, popularly known as Lasisi Elenu, presented the N18million cheque to the winner. Speaking in Yoruba, an obviously elated Adebiyi said he had been down with malaria for some days but he became well immediately he got the news that he had won a cash prize of N18 million. Adebiyi said he felt he was dreaming until he got to the Victoria Island, Lagos office of Western Lotto and the cheque was presented to him. On his plans for the money, Adebiyi, who has two wives but refused to disclose how many children he has, said he was still confused on how to spend the money. While thanking the management of the gaming company for living up to its promise, Adebiyi urged others to play the various games on offer at www.westernlotto.com and shops in their neighbourhoods.
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Man, 66, wins Western Lotto's N18million A 66-year-old man, Samuel Adebiyi, has won N18 million lottery prize from playing Western Lotto. Adebiyi, who describes himself as an Abeokuta, Ogun State-based businessman but could neither speak nor write English Language or even pidgin English, said he learnt of Western Lotto through one of its agents in Abeokuta. He said he had always been playing pools in the past but his experience with Western Lotto was outstanding. Adebiyi won the N18 million from playing Western Lotto's 5/90 Ghana game. Speaking on Tuesday in Lagos during the presentation of the N18 million cheque to Adebiyi, the Managing Director of Western Lotto Nigeria Limited, Mr. Yomi Ogunfowora said the payment of the winning was a fulfillment of its brand promise of prompt payment of winnings. "This is a practical demonstration of our promise to pay winnings as soon as they come. We are committed to making millionaires by redistributing wealth. For us, our word is our bond. And we congratulate Mr. Samuel Adebiyi, for winning N18 million from our 5/90 Ghana game. "We do hope that from today, Mr. Adebiyi will go all out like Miss Dorcas Nwagbara, who won N15million from playing one of our other games, to tell others about Western Lotto. We pay as soon as you win. No stories!", Ogunfowora said. Two of Western Lotto's brand Ambassadors, Alexx Ekubo and Adeyemi Afolabi, popularly known as Lasisi Elenu, presented the N18million cheque to the winner. Speaking in Yoruba, an obviously elated Adebiyi said he had been down with malaria for some days but he became well immediately he got the news that he had won a cash prize of N18 million. Adebiyi said he felt he was dreaming until he got to the Victoria Island, Lagos office of Western Lotto and the cheque was presented to him. On his plans for the money, Adebiyi, who has two wives but refused to disclose how many children he has, said he was still confused on how to spend the money. While thanking the management of the gaming company for living up to its promise, Adebiyi urged others to play the various games on offer at www.westernlotto.com and shops in their neighbourhoods.
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Man, 66, wins Western Lotto's N18million A 66-year-old man, Samuel Adebiyi, has won N18 million lottery prize from playing Western Lotto. Adebiyi, who describes himself as an Abeokuta, Ogun State-based businessman but could neither speak nor write English Language or even pidgin English, said he learnt of Western Lotto through one of its agents in Abeokuta. He said he had always been playing pools in the past but his experience with Western Lotto was outstanding. Adebiyi won the N18 million from playing Western Lotto's 5/90 Ghana game. Speaking on Tuesday in Lagos during the presentation of the N18 million cheque to Adebiyi, the Managing Director of Western Lotto Nigeria Limited, Mr. Yomi Ogunfowora said the payment of the winning was a fulfillment of its brand promise of prompt payment of winnings. "This is a practical demonstration of our promise to pay winnings as soon as they come. We are committed to making millionaires by redistributing wealth. For us, our word is our bond. And we congratulate Mr. Samuel Adebiyi, for winning N18 million from our 5/90 Ghana game. "We do hope that from today, Mr. Adebiyi will go all out like Miss Dorcas Nwagbara, who won N15million from playing one of our other games, to tell others about Western Lotto. We pay as soon as you win. No stories!", Ogunfowora said. Two of Western Lotto's brand Ambassadors, Alexx Ekubo and Adeyemi Afolabi, popularly known as Lasisi Elenu, presented the N18million cheque to the winner. Speaking in Yoruba, an obviously elated Adebiyi said he had been down with malaria for some days but he became well immediately he got the news that he had won a cash prize of N18 million. Adebiyi said he felt he was dreaming until he got to the Victoria Island, Lagos office of Western Lotto and the cheque was presented to him. On his plans for the money, Adebiyi, who has two wives but refused to disclose how many children he has, said he was still confused on how to spend the money. While thanking the management of the gaming company for living up to its promise, Adebiyi urged others to play the various games on offer at www.westernlotto.com and shops in their neighbourhoods. |
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your argument is philosophical. it is LEGIT if it is ACCEPTED by the LAW of the LAND. anything else is just your personal and PHILOSOPHICAL opinion. is it ILLEGAL?? is it not a REGISTERED company operating under confines of the LAW of the LAND? so saying its a scam is False. is the American Power Ball also a Scam? Evryone goes into a business to make a profit. so your Assertion is flawed by personal hindsight MrBrownJay1: |
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so then your beef is not with me but with the LEGITIMATE LOTTERY COMPANY ![]() MrBrownJay1: |
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your foolishness is what is irritating. you can do your fact finding if this man in this picture is not a legetimate winner. if the site posted is not an actual Lottery site that has social media pages where winners have been posted. you can then call me a Scammer. otherwise you are just being a foolish jobless and bitter man MrBrownJay1: |
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you are obviously retarded. this was the body of the message daft man ''Have You Tried Playing the Lottery On westernlotto.com ? millionaires are made every week!!'' where was everyday mentioned? MrBrownJay1: |
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scam how sir? you havent heard of westernlotto or you are just being foolish? did you even bother visitin the site or asking around to confirm the legitimacy of my claim? MrBrownJay1: 1 Like |
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