The Borneo Post

Retired contractor bags grand prize in Maggi’s ‘Jom Masak & Menang’ contest

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KUCHING: The Maggi’s ‘Jom Masak & Menang’ competitio­n came to a close yesterday after announcing a retired contractor as the grand prize winner.

Tie Teck Ming, 70, said he was not expecting the call from Maggi to be listed as one of the finalists. Neverthele­ss, he said ‘he was blessed’ and expressed his gratitude to Maggi as well as his family and friends who came to support him.

The septuagena­rian outran two other contenders in the challenges set up for the finale at Emart Batu Kawah near here – a feat that earned him a Isuzu D-Max 3.0L V-Cross AT pickup truck.

On this, Tie said he previously won something but never did he expect to take home a brand new vehicle.

“I really did things differentl­y. Everyone came to win but I came prepared with strategies, despite not knowing the challenges that I’d be facing. It was a close fight amongst us, but luck was on my side. Winning the Isuzu D-Max definitely made my year,” he said.

Mohamad Roslan and Huang Chiong Ley placed respective second and third, and walked

I really did things differentl­y. Everyone came to win but I came prepared with strategies, despite not knowing the challenges that I’d be facing. It was a close fight amongst us, but luck was on my side. Winning the Isuzu D-Max definitely made my year. — Tie Teck Ming, retired contractor

away with SenHeng vouchers worth RM5,000 and RM3,000, respective­ly.

Maggi’s ‘Jom Masak & Menang’ contest, which kicked off on May 1, received its highest submission record of close to 220,000 entries.

This annual campaign, run in conjunctio­n with Gawai Dayak celebratio­ns, highlights Maggi’s continuous efforts in engaging and rewarding individual­s and families for their strong support over the years.

“This contest is our way of showing appreciati­on to our consumers for making Maggi a part of their everyday special moments,” said Nestlé (Malaysia) Bhd Sarawak manager Dave Bawa.

“Much like how the Gawai Dayak festival is a celebratio­n of unity and thankfulne­ss, we at Maggi are truly thankful for the strong support given to us all these years.”

At the finale, the three finalists underwent a series of challenges that tested their technical skills, on-the-spot agility as well as their knowledge on Maggi products.

The finale was the culminatio­n of a two-month campaign, which gave away weekly prizes such as the Sharp 430L two-door refrigerat­ors, 120GB branded tablet computers, Samsung C9 Pro smartphone­s, and 49-inch Toshiba SmartTV 4K UHD.

There were also seven roadshows set up here, in Sibu and Miri every week, which allowed visitors to take part in fun games that Maggi had prepared for them.

It is stated that Maggi had reached out to more than 7,000 Sarawakian­s during this twomonth campaign.

Meanwhile, the Maggi carnival at Emart Batu Kawah here is still on today, hosting various activities such as cooking demonstrat­ions and also exciting prize giveaways for those who purchase Maggi products.

 ??  ?? Tie (second right) poses for the camera after receiving his prize from Bawa (second left), as officials from Maggi, Nestlé, Emart and Harrisons Sarawak give their thumbs-up.
Tie (second right) poses for the camera after receiving his prize from Bawa (second left), as officials from Maggi, Nestlé, Emart and Harrisons Sarawak give their thumbs-up.

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