In an exciting turn of events, three fortunate individuals have won big in the Uganda National Lottery’s Daily Lotto game, taking home a staggering UGX 8,012,800 each. The winners, who wished to remain anonymous, claimed their prizes at the ITHUBA Uganda head office in Kampala, marking a life-changing moment for each of them.
The first winner, a single mother of two, was overwhelmed with joy as she received her winnings. She plans to use the prize money to complete building her father’s house, a project that had been ongoing for some time. Her dedication to family and her perseverance have finally paid off, and she can now provide a secure and comfortable home for her loved ones.
The second winner, also a mother, was beaming with happiness as she claimed her prize. She cares for three children of her own and four additional children, and her winnings will go a long way in supporting her family’s well-being. Her story is a testament to the life-changing potential of the Daily Lotto, and she expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to improve her family’s life.
The third winner, a 40-year-old man, has experienced luck before, having won $12,000 in the Australian lottery many years ago. This week, he claimed over UGX 8 million in the Uganda National Lottery, proving that lightning can indeed strike twice. He was thrilled to receive his winnings and plans to use them to improve his life and secure his future.
Michelle van Trotsenburg, Head of Marketing and Corporate Affairs at ITHUBA Uganda, expressed her delight at the winners’ success. “We are thrilled to see the positive impact the Daily Lotto is having on people’s lives,” she said. “These stories of joy and hope reaffirm our commitment to providing a fair and exciting lottery experience to all Ugandans.”
The Uganda National Lottery reminds winners to claim their prizes within 180 days from the draw date and to be cautious of scams. All winners must present a valid winning ticket to receive their tax-free winnings. Players must be 18 years or older to participate, and the lottery encourages responsible play.
