Police Man Wins Lone Star Cell Car

By Theresa Myers

5 August 2011

A Patrolman of the Liberia National Police (LNP) Samukai Bakalleh was a happy man when his name appeared among several persons who were pronounced winners of the Lone Star Cell raffle draw recently in Monrovia.

Patron man, Samukai Bakalleh was assigned at the first gate of the American Embassy on Mamba Point enclave near Monrovia.

Patron man, Samukai Bakalleh, who arrived on the scene of the raffle draw at the Lone Star Cell sub- offices on Broad Street, shedding tears of happiness for winning a car, perhaps, the first greatest opportunity in his life, could not hide his tears of joy as he went dancing around the car parked in front of the Lone Star Cell’s offices on Broad Street.

The Liberia National Police LNP Officer, Bakalleh in a cracking, irrepressible voice, told journalists that when he received a call from Lone Star Cell’ Customer Manager, Abrahim Darramie, thought that the call was not intended for him thus playing low on the call but when the voice kept mentioning my name with and edge to it, for the first and second times, I concluded that indeed I was the lucky man.

According to him, as God could have it, Mr. Darramie made another call this he choose to respond and the call turned him into a situation that he could and will not overcome it in the history of his life.

Added to the big prize, the car costing some US17.500 there were others who also had smiles on their faces on that wonderful Saturday.

Those who won other major prices include,  Lloyd Holder of Gbarnga, Bong County, one TVS Motor Bike; James Kromah of Matadi Estate in Monrovia, Soree Johnson, Gardnerville,  Mrs. Trokan Brown, and five others each won US 50.00 credit.

Other winners were Miatta  Kromah of Logan Town, Amos Dorbor of Gardnerville,  Monica Rita of Sinkor; Peterson Nagbe also of Garnerville; Thomas Sumah, Weedor Lorpu Tokpa of Sinoe County were all winners of G-2100 phones, Tiger Generators, while James Yarkpazu, Veronica Ballah, Weah Beateh, a United Methodist Church pastor, won trips Ghana for a weeklong vacation. They will be lodged in a five-style hotels and receive USD 500.00 to enable them do some shopping while in Ghana.

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