A Jamaican lottery winner from Trelawny who won a whopping sum of $180 million in Jamaican dollars wore a big, yellow, emoji mask that covered the entire front of her head to protect her identify.
The woman, identified only as N Gray, after receiving her money prize said: “I am elated because I was drowning in debt,” she told The Gleaner. “I started buying Super Lotto in January… Now [that] I’ve won, I want to clear my debt, invest and I want to do some traveling. I would like to construct a community center for the youths in my community, so they can engage in something productive; somewhere where they can do information technology.”
Lottery winners often wear masks when collecting their winnings due to high crime in the Caribbean country and the fear of being hounded for money from friends and family.
The face you make when you become a #SuperMillionaire ? pic.twitter.com/R2arlb69Kj
— Supreme Ventures Ltd (@SVLGrp) June 5, 2018
And just like that, N. Gray goes from being an ordinary Jamaican to a #SuperMillionaire. Congratulations from Supreme Ventures. pic.twitter.com/OUrOkEvanc
— Supreme Ventures Ltd (@SVLGrp) June 5, 2018
