Accra, Sept. 23, GNA – The 2026 Luckiest Seasonal Draw, the fourth in the series, has been officially launched in Accra, with organisers seeking to reward as many Ghanaians as possible who participate in the game.
The ultimate “Luckiest” ticket holder in this year’s draw will receive GH¢5 million, double the GH¢2.5 million prize offered last year.
This year’s draw, which focuses on the last quarter of the year, also comes with new additions, including the Luckiest Gift Promo, a three-ticket reward scheme on the night of the draw and the Community Draw, in addition to the flagship ultimate draw, “The Luckiest”.
The draw, organised by GeniusLoci Limited and regulated by the National Lottery Authority (NLA), runs from September 22 to December 19, 2026, and offers participants opportunities to win prizes while supporting communities across the country.
Mr Dennis Adutwum, Managing Director of GeniusLoci Limited, said the Luckiest Gift Promo automatically qualified anyone who purchased tickets worth GH¢100 for a guaranteed gift.
He said the rewards included rent advance payments, television sets, vouchers to participants’ favourite restaurants and other items.
“Anytime a participant wants to get a reward, they simply buy up to GHS 100 worth of tickets and are guaranteed a reward,” he said.
Mr Adutwum said another addition to this year’s draw would reward three winners on the night of the draw, with three tickets randomly selected to win bonuses.
He said the third addition was the Community Draw, under which four winners would be selected from 100 communities in the pool.
“The first community drawn will earn 10 times the ticket value purchased; the second gets 7 times; the third earns 5 times the ticket value; while the fourth is guaranteed 3 times the ticket value,” he said.
Mr Adutwum said the draw was designed to offer players opportunities to win life-changing cash prizes as a reward at the end of the year.
He said 100 communities had been categorised to represent various groups, including artisans, fisherfolk, drivers, police personnel, doctors, kayayei and chief executive officers, among others, to enable patrons to participate in the draw.
Participants could purchase tickets ranging from GH¢1 to GH¢5,000 by dialling *712#, with winning numbers attracting cash prizes and giveaway items, he said.
Mr Adutwum said all tickets from the 100 communities, from Community One to Community 100, would also be pooled for the random selection of three tickets.
Each community has 1,000 unique tickets, bringing the total number of tickets to 100,000.
The holders of the three winning tickets from that draw will each receive 100 times the value of the ticket purchased.
GNA
Edited by Lydia Kukua Asamoah