After the second weekly draw, Mr. Collins Nkrumah Gyabeng, who emerged as the second winner, is now a proud owner of a plot of land at Appolonia city in Accra.

The ‘Win a Piece of Ghana’ promo, which was launched on 1^st March 2018, seeks to reward 16 loyal Guinness drinkers over a period of 16 weeks with plots of land in Appolonia City.

During the presentation ceremony at the office of Guinness Ghana Breweries Limited in Accra, Marketing Manager for Guinness, Mrs. Lesego Lebogang Babe, said “I am very elated that once again we have given another Ghanaian starting his adult life with a real taste of independence. This means a lot to us because we are giving them a head start to a great future with opportunity to own land”.

She noted that “two weeks after the launch of this promo, I am very happy to announce that we have had over 800,000 entries, which is a clear sign that this is a promotion that really resonates with Ghanaians.”

She indicated that the promotion was the brands way of celebrating independence with Ghanaians and showing appreciation to its consumers for their loyalty to Guinness over the last 57 years.

Receiving his prize, Mr. Collins Nkrumah Gyabeng, expressed appreciation to Guinness for coming up such an innovative campaign to empower Ghanaians.

“I still cannot believe it. I am very excited and encouraged to complete my studies, graduate in 2019 and take my time to plan what I want to do with my land. Thank you to Guinness for this reward, indeed I have been given the nod to be independent,” he said.

There are still 14 plots of land left to be won during the promotion as well as the opportunity to win millions of instant prizes including airtime and data. Guinness drinkers should look out for limited edition GHANAIAN bottle in bars and in store and SMS the code under the crown to 2125 to stand a chance to win.

For all of the latest details on the promotion and winners, make sure to like the Guinness Ghana Facebook page, www.facebook.com/Guinness.Gh.

Guinness is a bold, distinctive beer that has been proudly brewed here in Ghana for over 57 years.  It is an iconic beer that isn’t afraid to express itself, a beer that has the darkest liquid, but the brightest flavours.

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Source: Guinness

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The FDA said there was no fake brand of the product on the market, explaining that there were two brands of the Malta Guinness beverage, but the two were imported into the country by two different companies; Guinness Breweries Ghana Limited and Addra Sari Limited.

The former imported the product from Nigeria, whereas the latter imported it from Togo. However, the two brands are registered by the FDA.

This was contained in a statement issued by the Acting Chief Executive Officer of the FDA, Delese A.A Darko on Thursday.

The statement encouraged the public to provide the FDA any information that was likely to endanger public health and safety with respect to its mandate.

It reiterated the organisation’s commitment towards ensuring the protection of public health and safety. Meanwhile, the company in a Facebook post to discredit rumours of the fake product also said the two were genuine.

“Reference to comments on social media about Malta Guinness cans, we would like to state that Malta Guinness is a premium brand from Guinness Ghana Breweries Limited (GGBL), a subsidiary of Diageo PLC which operates in over 180 countries over the world.”

“Both cans trending on social media are genuine Malta Guinness products, brewed in our sister company in Nigeria and a Licenced Brewer in Togo. We’re now in our third decade of brewing Ghana’s most loved Malt right here in Ghana,” it said.
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Source: GNA

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