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Closeup sends 5 Couples to Australia through Cupid Games

Five lucky couples emerged as the final winners at the Closeup Cupid Games Masked Valentine Ball. The valentine ball was a night of glitz, romance, fun and games as the Closeup cupid games was rounded up with pageantry. The Masked Ball was hosted by the rib cracking Bovi, and aside from the couples games, there were musical performances by sultry singer, Niyola, and R&B crooner Banky W, who brought the event to a close with an electrifying performance. Continue...
 
The Closeup Cupid Games was created as a platform where young Nigerians could meet and form new friendships. It was a very interesting and exciting game that was available to play both online via www.cupid-games.com/ng and via sms by texting Username+ Gender+ Age+ State of Residence to 20050 and was open to all Nigerians who were at least 18years old.

During the course of the game, over 10,000 players tested their compatibility with others by answering a series of fun questions. After a random electronic selection, 250 compatible couples were selected to attend the Closeup Cupid Games Valentine’s Masked Ball to party, have fun and engage in some fun battles to determine the final 5 lucky couples who won an exciting weeklong trip to Magnetic Island in Australia.

Speaking at the Ball, Mrs. Oiza Gyang, Category Manager, Oral Care, Unilever Nig. Plc , stated that the Closeup Cupid game generated interest and participation all over the nation with the 250 finalists coming from several different states. She also said that the Closeup brand will continue to create innovative and exciting platforms for its consumers’ enjoyment.

Closeup is Nigeria’s leading toothpaste for three times fresher breath and white teeth. The brand believes in giving Nigerians the confidence to get closer, and Closeup cupid games gave consumers such an opportunity. The Closeup Cupid Games is still available to play online via www.cupid-games.com but without further rewards.


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