‘I will not retire’ says R10 million Lotto jackpot winner

A South African man who became an instant millionaire after winning a whooping R10 million Lotto jackpot last weekend says he will continue working.

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LOTTO JACKPOT WINNER: R10 MILLION

Ithuba reports that the man who bagged R10 million in the Ithuba National Lottery on Saturday, 30 September spent R20 on the quick pick ticket.

“ITHUBA, the proud operator of the National Lottery, is delighted to announce that another lucky winner has won an astounding sum of R10,303,318.20 in
Draw 2373 on 30 September 2023″.

The Lotto winner reveals that he called his wife after finding out he was the lucky winner. He also made his heartfelt intentions clear by stating that he’ll continue working.

“I will not retire from my profession just because I won. I will now be able to visit my dream destination and get the wedding of my dreams. I will continue to play Phanda, Pusha even after winning this big amount.”

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ITHUBA PROTECTS IDENTITIES OF WINNERS

Charmaine Mabuza, who is the CEO of ITHUBA said: “It gives me pleasure to see jackpot winners because I know a life is about to change. As part of our
commitment to the winners, we don’t just celebrate winnings; we also support the winners with counselling to help navigate their new financial gains.”

Mabuza also says the protection of the identities of the winners remains ITHUBA’s primary role.

“We understand the importance of privacy and security during this life-changing period. Rest assured; we will continue to uphold our commitment to ensuring that our
winners’ identities are kept confidential”.

All winnings are tax-free. Players must be 18 years of age or older. ITHUBA is the proud operator of the National Lottery.

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