How the National Lottery is Supported by the Kenyan Government

 


The national lottery would be created by a 27-person task committee under the direction of steel tycoon Narendra Raval.

Even though this will be Kenya's first national lottery, the idea is common in many other nations throughout the world.

The United States of America (US), the United Kingdom (UK), India, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Spain are notable nations with national lotteries.

A nationwide lottery was instituted to enable the government to generate billions of shillings without raising taxes.

The proceeds from the lottery, according to the Gazette Notice, would support charitable endeavors and help those in need.

Certain Kenyans will also receive millions of dollars from the government's effort while the government will raise billions through the program.

The minimal sum that Kenyans must use to enter the lottery will first be determined by the task committee headed by Raval.

The general public will subsequently be able to buy tickets with the numbers of their choice.

Kenyans will subsequently be able to take part in small and mega draws as part of the national lottery's division into two.

The task force's recommendations will determine whether the small draw is set daily with a weekly mega draw. Alternatively, the mini draw can be on a weekly basis and the mega draw monthly.

The government will select a specific number of participants in the mini-draw who will get shared revenue. For instance, Ksh20 million will be distributed to 100 benevolent winners.

Kenyans might make a fortune at the mega draw, where one lucky winner will take home the whole prize pool.

If you have the lucky number, you will take all the money that is up for grabs that week or month home with you.

If there isn't a lucky winner during the mega draw, the prize money will be added to the following mega draw.

If the mega draw was for Ksh80 million and the weekly draw was for Ksh10 million, the following mega draw would be for Ksh90 million if no one won.

An American citizen won Ksh194 billion in the national lottery in October 2018, making him an instant billionaire.

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