Rifaqat Ali receives his prize from Daily Express correspondent in Kasur Maher Javed . PHOTO: EXPRESS
The gift bonanza on ‘Josh Cricket World Cup Inaami Scheme’ continues with cooperation of Express Media, McDonald’s Pakistan, and Fast Food Marketing.
Rifaqat Ali of Kasur won a food factory on giving correct answers for Pakistan-West Indies match. Daily Express correspondent in Kasur Maher Javed handed over the prize to the winner.
Ali thanked Express Publications and McDonald’s Pakistan for the gifts. He said that Express was promoting sports in society, which is a healthy trend. He said that be it public issues or sports ground Express Group stands out among its competitors.
He said that ‘Josh Cricket World Cup Inaami Scheme’ has actually created excitement among the people to watch the game. Ali said that he comes from a small village, Baqapur and had taken part in many gift schemes in the past, but never, won anything. However, he said, “Express made my dream come true and I won a food factory.”
He said his friend Saeed Siddique had also won a prize. It is true that Express Group has set loose a downpour of gifts, an overjoyed Ali said.
Under the ‘Josh World Cup Ka Aur Inaam Express, McDonald’s Kay’ scheme, numerous gifts can be won by answering three simple questions via SMS before the start of matches.
Winners are selected through a lucky-draw. Gifts include motorcycles, refrigerators, freezers, microwave ovens, LCD TV, air-conditioners and many other items.
Results of the lucky-draw are published each day in The Express Tribune, Daily Express and Sindh Express.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 22nd, 2015.
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