Speechless Breezy Sway wins the ultimate gift in the Infinix share2win promo


Infinix mobile Ghana, Smart device maker has announced Speechless Breezy Sway as the winner of the ultimate gift in its Xmas campaign dubbed “Xmas share2win promo”.

The prize at stake for the ultimate gift winner is Infinix Zero 4 mobile phone, the latest range of smartphone devices from Infinix Zero series recently released by Infinix into the Ghanaian market. 

According to Infinix, Speechless Breezy Sway emerged the overall winner with 72% rate share of posts.

A message from Infinix to the overall winner on their Facebook page reads “Congratulations to Speechless Breezy Sway. Our winner for the Zero4! in the share to win promo. Please send us a message with your contact details”.

The promo which began on Monday 19 to Friday December 23, 2016 saw four other winners each picking up various assorted gift items and souvenirs from Infinix.

Winners for the four days include Modesta Phyllis Asantewaa Agyarko(Day 1) followed by Peter Nortey(Day 2) then comes Kirl Singfred who emerged Day 3 winner and  Buaba Priscilla Lemedy declared winner for the fourth day.

The promo seeks to reward everyone especially Infinix fans this yuletide season with amazing gift items ranging from mobile phones, T-shirts, Selfie sticks, noise cancelling headphones and other fantastic souvenirs.

Per the rules of the promo, each participant is required to visit the Infinix Facebook page daily throughout the four days period (between 19-23 December) and share any products displayed there with price tags in a post until its price automatically reduces to 0.00ghc making him/her an instant winner.



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