Skye Bank Plc says 12 winners have
emerged from the second monthly draw of its ‘Reach for the Skye
Millionaire’ savings reward scheme.
The draw was held at the Alaba and Aspamda markets in Lagos, a statement by the banks said on Sunday.
According to the statement, three
winners emerged in the N1m category; four winners emerged in the
N250,000 category, while five people were selected in the N100,000
category.
Winners in the N1m category are Adekunle Adeyemo from Offa branch, Uche Onuagbu from Aba main branch, and Kazeem Adewale.
In the N250,000 category, Aina Fabode
from Jos branch, Kalu Ugonanya from Aba Road branch, Gabar Fatima from
Adeniran Ogunsanya branch, and Lawal Basel from Saki branch were the
winners.
Winners in the N100,000 category include
Maiyegun Bunmi from Lokoja Branch, Alaba Olawale from Badagry branch,
and Wabi Mohammed from Abuja main branch.
Others are Friday Adodo from Benin City branch and Nnedu Onyinye.
The Head, Retail Banking Group, Skye
Bank, Nkolika Okoli, was quoted as saying that the scheme was instituted
by the bank to encourage savings culture in the mass market segment.
Nkolika added, “Skye Bank is not just
encouraging customers to save, but we are also rewarding customers for
choosing us since they have other options. In the end, the scheme is a
win-win for both our esteemed customers and Skye Bank as we seek to grow
our customer base.”
The statement noted that representatives
from the National Lottery Regulatory Commission and Lagos State Lottery
Commission were present at the draws.
The statement quoted Mr. Donatus Okoro, a
winner of the N1m category from last month’s draw as saying, “I am not
only happy for this opportunity that I have to win N1m in the promo, but
deeply appreciative of Skye bank, for this initiative encouraging
masses to grow and better their lives.
“I am indebted to Skye Bank for changing
my story. I have started telling my friends to bank with Skye Bank, in
order to enjoy exclusive benefits and opportunities such as this.”
The ‘Reach for the Skye Millionaire’
savings scheme, according to the bank, is aimed to drive a savings
culture while also doubling as a CSR initiative anchored on the premise
of building a long lasting relationship with its savings customers based
on trust.
“It also supports the government’s
financial inclusion policy so as to bring a lot more people into the
financial system and the formal economy,” the statement added.
The scheme, which began in July, is expected to run for a year.
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