Bonvi Ghana, one of the leading local companies that deals in nutrition, personal care and household products, has brought a lot of excitement to the Ghanaian market after launching the 'Buy and Win promotion for its key product offerings.
The products include Bonvi Antibacterial soap, Bonvi Body Lotion and Body Wash, Bonvi Laundry Washing powder and Bonvi Healthy Drinks.
Since setting up in Ghana in 2009, they are fast becoming a household name for many Ghanaian consumers.
Bonvi has started the New Year on a high note with the BonVi 'Buy and Win' Promotion. The promotion, which will run for three months, January through to March, seeks to promote its core product range; The Bonvi Antibacterial soap, The Bonvi Body Lotion and Body Wash and the newly-introduced Bonvi Laundry Powder.
During this period, consumers who purchase the Bonvi Antibacterial soap, formulated with superior cleaning properties and lasting fragrance will win an instant free gift with a six pack purchase.
Customers that purchase the 250ml BonVi Body Lotion or a 250ml Body Wash, will be rewarded with a free 60ml Body Wash or Body lotion gift.
Consumers are urged to be on alert for the Bonvi promotional team in their areas. Sales Director Lydia Avevor said, 'This is a great time for consumers to stock up on their favorite Bonvi products and be rewarded for their purchases. Promotional teams will be available to customers in the following areas- Accra Central, Circle, 37, Kaneshie, Dansoman, Kasoa, Tema and Ashaiman.'
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