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CompuGhana to Launch 2026 Cash Back Sales on October 19

Dennis Ato Keelson by Dennis Ato Keelson
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CompuGhana Ltd. will officially launch its 2026 Cash Back Sales Festival on Monday, October 19, offering customers the opportunity to win one of two brand-new cars.

The announcement was made at a press briefing held at the company’s head office at Airport West in Accra. The briefing was attended by Mr Haissam Kassar, General Manager of CompuGhana, and Mrs Rita Akua Safoa Nyarko (a.k.a. AkuaCEO), the company’s Marketing Manager.

Mrs Nyarko described the campaign as one of the company’s most anticipated annual promotions.

“The campaign has become one of the most anticipated on our calendar as a company,” she said.

The promotion will run from October 19 through December 2026. Customers who purchase products from CompuGhana during the promotional period will qualify for a free raffle draw, with two brand-new cars provided by i2 Motors, the festival’s main partner, as the grand prizes.

Also present at the briefing was CompuGhana brand ambassador Tima Kumkum, who urged customers to be cautious of fraudsters who might attempt to exploit the promotion to scam unsuspecting shoppers.

She assured customers that she would personally contact the winners and advised them to keep their receipts safe as proof of purchase.

“I will personally call the winners to inform them that they have won,” she said.

Customers are encouraged to shop at any CompuGhana showroom nationwide or online at http://www.compughana.com during the promotion period, retain their receipts and follow the company’s official communication channels for updates on the raffle draw.

The 2026 Cash Back Sales Festival begins on October 19 and runs through December 2026.

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