Fidelity Bank Plc, Nigeria’s leading customer-friendly financial products and services provider, has rewarded 13 customers with N19 million under the Get Alert in Millions Savings (GAIM) season three promo to mark the yuletide.
The customers were presented cash and consolation prizes at the second monthly draw in Lagos.
Speaking at the awards presentation event, the bank’s Executive Director, Shared Services and Products, Mrs Chijioke Ugochukwu, said that the winners emerged from a process conducted by the bank’s control team, witnessed by officials of the Consumer Protection Council (CPC) and other stakeholders.
Ugochukwu, who explained that the promo was initiated to strengthen the Federal Government’s financial inclusion policy, added that the bank had given a total of N34 million to over 62 customers under the GAIM season three initiative.
She explained: “N76 million is still outstanding for grabs by lucky customers in the course of the promo. N110 million will be given to customers at the end of the GAIM 3 promo expected to last for six months. We also rewarded 1,400 customers with airtime worth N1.8 million.
“The GAIM season 3, popularly known as Game 3, is the eighth promo being conducted by the bank in the past 11 years. The focus of the bank is to improve the standard of living of its customers and to strengthen savings culture.
“Today, the draw produced 13 cash winners of N19 million nationwide and produced 18 consolation prize winners of table top fridges, generators and television sets. This event has been public conduct and public witnessing that produced winners across the country,” Ugochukwu added.
In his remarks, the bank’s Divisional Head, Retail Banking, Mr Richard Madiebo, said that the bank used the savings promo to reward customers during this Yuletide season, adding that “what we urge customers to do, is to go and save your money with Fidelity in any of our branches across the country.”
Some of the customers who received cash prizes are, Kamsiyochukwu Okoli, Abuja branch, N2 million; Elisabeth David, Kaduna branch, N3 million; and Collins Oragwam, Akoka branch Lagos, N2 million.
