Three more Airtel Money customers have become instant millionaires after winning K5 million each in the sixth draw of the ongoing Airtel Money Tola Promotion, bringing the total prize money awarded in the campaign to millions of kwacha.

The latest winners are Memory Banda, a kaunjika businesswoman from Embangweni in Mzimba District, Howard Manyozo, a retired Malawi Revenue Authority officer from Bawi in Ntcheu District, and Faith Banda, a teacher at St Kizito Secondary School in Dedza.

For the three winners, the unexpected windfall is set to bring life-changing opportunities.

Speaking after learning of her victory, an emotional Memory Banda said the prize would help her grow her business.

“I am very happy to have won. Airtel Money has changed my life, and I will reinvest the money into my business so that it continues to grow,” she said.

Banda, who regularly uses Airtel Money to send and receive payments for her kaunjika business, said she never imagined she would walk away with such a huge amount.

Another winner, Howard Manyozo, said he was still coming to terms with the news after discovering that he had won through a service he uses regularly.

“I am so excited to have won K5 million. I will have to sit down and carefully think about the best way to use the money,” he said.

Faith Banda, a teacher from Dedza, also joins the growing list of ordinary Malawians whose lives have been transformed through the Airtel Money Tola Promotion.

The promotion rewards three customers with K5 million each every week, alongside 300 weekly consolation prizes of K50,000.

To qualify for the draw, customers simply need to transact using Airtel Money through USSD or the My Airtel App.

With six weeks of the promotion already completed, thousands of customers are still in the race for the grand prize of K50 million, which will be awarded at the end of the 12-week campaign in August.

The latest draw has once again demonstrated Airtel Money’s commitment to rewarding customer loyalty while changing lives through financial inclusion and digital transactions.