Somewhere in Jos, North Central part of Nigeria, a
ten-year-old girl is said to have changed the
fortune of the family through peak 'Reach for
Millions' promo. To 10-year-old Emmanuella, it was like a normal
game, but with hope of getting something out of it.
Not really for herself, but her dear mother. When she saw the advert of the 60th anniversary
Peak 'Reach for Millions' promo on television, her
attention was focused on every tin of peak milk
purchased by her mum. Like an addicted habit, she
kept sending codes on the tins as directed in the
advert.

She went ahead to inform her mother who is an
immigration officer about the promo, but the mum
never took her serious because she does not
believe in promos. Emmanuella's mother, Mrs. Franca Chire told
reporters at the prize presentation ceremony that
she never believed in promos hinging her reasons
on lack of trust on past promos she had come
across. "Actually, I never believed in promos, when my
daughter told me about Peak 'reach for millions
promo, I thought it was one of those fake promos
where only families of organizers are always the
winners.

"So, when my ten-year-old daughter, Emmanuella
Chire told me that there is a promo concerning
peak milk going on, I waved it aside." Mrs. Chire
stated. In defiance to her mother's stance on promos,
Emmanuella who is a JSS 1 student would not
relent; she kept sending codes until she got a
response. A response that is about to bring fortunes to the
family, she was informed through a text message
that she had just won a million naira in the Peak
'Reach for Million' promo! As expected of a little girl, she ran to her mother to
show her what she's got on her phone. Mrs. Chire
claimed she did not believe what she saw, and had
to read and read again.

"So, when I collected the phone from her and read
the message, I read it again and again and still
couldn't figure what's in the content. I gave the
phone back to her and asked her to go and wait
for me till I finish what I was doing. " So, when I finished what I was I doing, I read the
message again and it was clearer when I started
seeing 'you have just won 1 million naira in the
peak 60th anniversary 'Reach for Millions' promo.
Keep your pack to claim your prize... ' and so on. I
started thinking how do I tell my girl this thing is real in spite of my discouragement and all that. So
my daughter was right all the while, peak milk
promo is real, my daughter has won 1 million naira
in the peak promo, one amazing million naira!" She
narrated joyfully.

Doubting Mrs. Chire and her 'golden' daughter,
Emmanuella were full of Joy at the cheque
presentation ceremony. She narrated how she
discouraged little Emmanuella and even told her
"she was wasting her time and credits." "When my
ten-year-old daughter told me that there was a promo concerning peak milk going on, I waved it
aside. "But she would not let me rest; she kept on sending
codes on every tin of peak milk we bought. In fact,
I once told her she was wasting her time and
credits but she would not listen. "However, we decided to buy more peak milk, of
course we've been taking peak milk for years even
before she was born. So, I was not buying the
brand because of the promo, we bought it for usual
consumption," Mrs. Chire narrated.

After the cheque presentation, the joyful
immigration officer said "it was all like a dream, so
my daughter is now a millionaire through peak
amazing million-naira promo." The Jos based immigration officer however
disclosed how what she described as 'a rare gift'
will be invested in her little girl's future. "Well the money will definitely have positive impact
in our lives, there will be a huge relieve in the area
of her education and other sundries. "Of course our plans with the money are obvious as
her education will definitely be on top of our
priority and again we will get at least a plot of land
and do some other little investments as well." She
explained.


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awesome

Wow. God keeps blessing his people

Wow. God keeps blessing his people. My own blessings shall locate me before this month end in Jesus name. Amen

The promo was a fraud!

My neighbours who won various sums of money have not been paid.

The promo was a big fraud. Peak milk is going to loose patronage for allowing its hitherto revered brand to be used for fraud.