After two months of the Username Investment Christmas and New Year campaign, Anne Langat emerged the winner of a trip for two to Dubai.
Ms. Langat was picked randomly following an open draw in which “thousands of investors” were in line to win the fully paid holiday courtesy of Username Investment Ltd.
The lady investor was rewarded for having purchased land at a price of Ksh299,000 on cash basis. The land she purchased is situated at the Graceland- Kangundo Road project, at the Kamulu-KBC Centre (Malaa), 5.5km off Kagundo Road.
Ms. Langat follows in the footsteps of the 2017 winner Dorothy Atieno, who also won a trip for two to Dubai in the Username Investment Campaign.
Username Investment said the dates for the holiday are the winner’s prerogative, with the firm facilitating travel arrangements once an awarded investor picks their dates.
As at the time of publishing, the recently announced winner Anne Langat had yet to pick which dates to go on the all expenses paid holiday trip to the United Arab Emirates.
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The 2018-2019 edition of the campaign ran from mid-November 2018 to mid-January 2019.
As per Username Investment, investors were required to purchase properties on a cash basis in between this period so as to be eligible for the holiday trip draw.
Username Investment said, “The Campaign saw thousands of investors purchase land in cash for all the projects for a chance to enter into a draw and stand a chance to be a winner.”
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The real estate developer and properties investment firm added that discounts were extended to clients during the period of the campaign.
“This two months’ campaign was an opportunity to help investors achieve their investment goals towards the end of 2018 and the beginning of 2019,” Username Investment said.
Other winners from the campaign include James Omari, who won a fully paid holiday trip for two to Mombasa and Ronald Maathai, who won a similar holiday trip to Maasai Mara.
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