Safaricom Unveils Five More Weekly Winners In The Ongoing Shine Kenya Shinda Mamilii Kama Bingwa Campaign

From left Mr Mutua Ndungi Image Connections – Safaricom Dealer, Esther Waititu Chief Financial Services Officer at Safaricom Safaricom , winner of one million Mrs Naomi Mbithe, Mr Jackson Mutua Regional Business Lead at Safaricom, Mr Jackson Habagusaba and Miriam Chesaina Territory Business Lead Safaricom pose for a photo with a dummy cheque during the week three winners announcement of Shinda Mamilii Kama Bingwa campaign in Machakos County.
From left Mr Mutua Ndungi Image Connections – Safaricom Dealer, Esther Waititu Chief Financial Services Officer at Safaricom Safaricom , winner of one million Mrs Naomi Mbithe, Mr Jackson Mutua Regional Business Lead at Safaricom, Mr Jackson Habagusaba and Miriam Chesaina Territory Business Lead Safaricom pose for a photo with a dummy cheque during the week three winners announcement of Shinda
Mamilii Kama Bingwa campaign in Machakos County.
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Safaricom

Safaricom has today awarded 5 more customers with KSH 1M each in the ongoing Shine Kenya Shinda Mamilii Kama Bingwa Campaign. The campaign, which began in early May in a bid to lighten Kenyans’ financial burden, has so far made 15 Kenyans millionaires and seeks to award 16 more, with the grand prize winner walking away with Ksh5 million.

In addition to the Ksh1 million, each winner will receive an additional Ksh250,000 courtesy of the Safaricom Foundation to support any community initiative of their choice.

Speaking at the award ceremony in Machakos County, Naomi Mbithe Muli, a primary school teacher, expressed her joy at receiving the Ksh1 million. “When I first received the call, I was hesitant to accept that I had indeed won. However, on visiting the Safaricom shop, it dawned on me that I can now finish building my mom's house and upgrade my life by going back to school,” said Naomi.

The 41-year-old is also committed to changing the lives of her students with the Ksh250,000 for community service. “I want to buy school uniforms and stationery for some of the vulnerable students in my school. I am also committed to making sure we get practical apparatus for CBC students.”