MTN Chance Dishes Out 14 Villas, Other Gifts At Closing Ceremony




By Tarhyang Enowbikah Tabe

In its stride to go the extra mile and show gratitude towards its customers and trusted ones, leading Telecommunication Network Company, MTN Cameroon has once more proved to be one of faithfulness in promises.

The MTN Chance Campaign which ran from November 16, 2022 to February 14, 2023, was one of the great projects of the company as described by many.

A total of 14 brand new modern Villas, one of which is fully equipped and connected, surprise prizes that will be offered daily (TV, motorcycles, generators, etc.),unbeatable bonuses to all participants in this campaign are some of the gifts offered by MTN Cameroon at the end of the campaign.


To win, customers had to make money transactions with MTN Mobile Money from 5,000F or Buy an MTN package every day from 250F.

The selection of the winners of the physical prizes was made by drawing of lots under the supervision of a bailiff from the Littoral courts, while all those who were eligible automatically received a bonus.

It should be noted that there was a particular mechanism, Ayoba allowing customers to win one of the 14 Villas.

All you had to do was use Ayoba by sending a message, a video or an image to be eligible for the draw to win this Ayoba villa.

It is also worth mentioning that Ayoba is MTN's messaging system that allows subscribers to communicate without using data.

Speaking in Nkolngock during the solemn event to hand over 10 villas by MTN Cameroon to winners of the MTN Chance campaign in Yaounde, the Divisional officer for Nfou said once more Chance has been rewarded by MTN Cameroon.

He said this is an assurance of sustainable, measurable and significant change in the daily lives of their population.

Meanwhile speaking at the event, MTN Cameroon Manager for High Value Segment, Aline Ngando, said it is not a matter convincing the public because the houses are already being occupied by the winners, 4 in Douala and 10 in Yaounde.

She added that MTN Cameroon wants a happy life for its customers and this can only be gotten when people have a good place to stay with their families.

To the MTN Cameroon Center Regional Manager, Jean Pierre Ngoule, all subscribers of MTN were potential winners of this Campaign.

He said the event was to celebrate the winners and encouraged others to continue trusting MTN Cameroon, its network and services.

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