For decades, the National Lottery Authority (NLA) has entertained, thrilled, and enriched fans, patrons, and viewers with its exciting Games and Draws.
From its first Draw, held on 29th September 1962, with a first prize sum of 5,000 pounds, to current draws where lucky players win whopping sums to the tune of 200,000 cedis, the NLA has not stopped giving to its patrons.
At the core of this excitement is the room where these fortunes are made, and lives are transformed: the NLA's Draw Studio, Brennan Hall.
Constructed about thirty years ago under the leadership of Colonel Martin Gbikpi, who served as Director-General of the then Department of National Lotteries (DNL) from 1993-2,001, the Brennan Hall is the nerve centre of the Authority's business, where the numbers are drawn daily.