Union Bank rewards customers in save, win promo
30 October 2022 |
2:57 am
Union Bank of Nigeria Plc has rewarded five lucky customers with N500,000 each in the first quarterly draw of its ongoing Save and Win Palli Promo season two.
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Union Bank of Nigeria Plc has rewarded five lucky customers with N500,000 each in the first quarterly draw of its ongoing Save and Win Palli Promo season two.
In a recent draw held at the bank’s head office, the winners – Angela Alaekwe, Achile Abimaje, Onome Tina, Stephen Cephas and Okoye E.S. – were chosen randomly through a transparent, digital live draw monitored by relevant regulatory bodies.
Two sets of 50 customers respectively also won N105,000 each for August and September monthly draws conducted alongside the quarterly draw.
Speaking on the draw, Head of Retail Banking and Digital, Lola Cardoso, reiterated the bank’s consistent efforts to give back to customers.
She said: “Union Bank is excited to give back to our customers through the Save and Win Palli Promo season two, which is one of the many ways we are offering support to Nigerians now. This promo presents a wonderful opportunity to reward our customers in ways that matter and foster a savings culture among Nigerians. Union Bank will continue to deliver products and services that enable our customers to achieve their personal and business goals.”
The promo is a nationwide campaign aimed at rewarding customers with cash prices and other exciting gifts worth over N55 million, the bank said in a statement.
The goal is to encourage and promote a healthy savings culture. The promo is open to new and existing customers who save a minimum amount of N10,000 monthly.
Savers who qualify to participate in the monthly draws stand a chance to win N105,000 each while five more winners go home with N500,000 each in the second and final quarterly draw, which will be held later in the year.
One lucky customer would win the star prize of N5 million during the grand finale set to hold in December 2022. There are other consolation prices.
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