Ghanaian Man Kofi Yeboah, Who Has Been Staking Lotto Since 1983, Says He Won GH¢60k Before And Built A House

• A lotto guru in Ghana called Kofi Yeboah, who resides at Abeka Junction, says he has been in the game for 40 years
• According to Kofi Yeboah, he has been able to win a whopping GH¢60k on one stake, which is his highest ever
• Kofi, however, advised that nobody relies on the lotto as a full-time occupation, although his methods are reliable

Kofi Yeboah, a mature Ghanaian man who has been staking lotto and predicting winning numbers since 1983, has revealed some of the gains he made and also given advice to those interested in the money game.

According to Yeboah, who Kofi TV interviewed, the biggest win he chalked in one single stake has been GH¢60,000, but he has recorded loads of smaller wins on numerous occasions.

The man who lives at Abeka Junction said although the game is thought to be random, there are secret methods that he uses to calculate which numbers will play.

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"Nobody should tell you that lotto has no plan. There is a plan. It is true that sometimes you have to be lucky in order to win, but we also have a way we calculate it. I've been doing it since 1983, so I know," he said.

Lotto guru Kofi Yeboah gives advice to young people

The lotto expert also stated that despite his methods that prove valid a lot of the time, he would advise everyone who is interested in lotto to have a stable job as well.

"You don't have to rely on lotto alone. I used to sell items myself and that's how I built my own house while making gains from the game in addition," he indicated.

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Police grab man for betting over GH¢1m of company cash on sports betting

In other news, a man who worked for an electronics company in Accra has been taken into police custody after he stole almost 1 million cedis from his employer and lost it all on sports betting.

A report from Joy News claims that Nana Nhyira Agyapong, a purported administrative officer, bet on sports multiple times for a total of GH¢1, 079,728.

Video of a woman checking her bet slip in church during Bible reading sparks reactions

Meanwhile, following the global success of a video showing a woman scrolling through her bet slip at church, social media users were astounded to learn about the woman's sports betting addiction.

The video shows the woman busying herself with her phone as church service was in progress while wearing white clothing and a hijab to resemble a prayer warrior.

Source: YEN.com.gh