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Saturday, October 17, 2026

CompuGhana launches cashback festival with two BYD cars, cash prizes on offer

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Technology retailer CompuGhana has launched a cashback sales festival, offering customers the opportunity to win two brand-new 2026 BYD vehicles, cash prizes, and other electronic appliances.

The campaign, which runs from October 19 through December 2026, will reward customers who make purchases of at least GH¢1,000 with the chance to enter a promotional raffle draw.

Marketing Manager at CompuGhana Limited, Rita Akua Safowaa Nyarko, said the initiative goes beyond a sales promotion and forms part of the company’s commitment to rewarding customers.

She described the festival as an opportunity to combine technology, value and customer rewards to create what the company calls the ultimate shopping experience.

“Cashback Sales Festival is more than a sales promotion. It is our way of bringing together great value, technology, rewards and customer experiences to create what we proudly call the Cashback Sales Festival, the ultimate shopping experience,” she said.

Customers who spend at least GH¢1,000 at CompuGhana showrooms can enter the raffle by scanning a QR code available at the outlets or accessing it later on the company’s website.

The first draw is scheduled for November 20, when one of the cars and other prizes will be awarded. A second draw in December will offer the remaining car and additional prizes.

Brand ambassador for CompuGhana, Tima Kumkum, has cautioned customers to be vigilant against fraudsters seeking to exploit the promotion.

She urged the public to engage only with the company’s verified social media accounts, warning that several fake accounts operate under similar names.

General Manager of CompuGhana, Haissam Kassar, expressed appreciation to existing customers for their loyalty, noting that their support had contributed to the company’s growth and development.

“Without our customers, we've not been learning, improving and evolving to where we are now,” he said.

He added that the company had spent several months preparing for the campaign and was looking forward to bringing the festival experience to its showrooms.

The cashback sales festival is expected to run through December 2026, with the promotional draws certified by the National Lottery Authority.

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