Access Bank Brings Excitement to Ibadan Through a Fresh Savings Campaign
Access Bank has started a new round of its Diamond Xtra draw in Ibadan, the capital of Oyo State. This is the 16th time they’ve done this.
In this draw, three SUVs and a total of N200 million will be given to lucky customers. More than 15,000 customers nationwide will win prizes through this program.
Bolaji Aboderin, the Regional Sales Manager, mentioned that the draw will include all 36 states, following the one held in Lagos last week. He also said that this new round will have even more rewards for customers, showing that the bank cares about its customers’ interests.
He explained that the program is a way for the bank to thank their loyal customers. It’s designed to reward and encourage a culture of saving.
They educate customers about the benefits of saving and how it can greatly help them. By promoting this saving culture, they aim to strengthen the relationship with their customers and also give back to society.
The customers’ loyalty has been greatly appreciated, and this initiative is a means of reciprocating that loyalty.
The draws occur in several phases, including regional, state, and national levels. The recent draw took place in Lagos, and now it’s happening in the Southwest.
After this, they’ll move on to the Southeast and North regions. It’s a countrywide event covering different parts of Nigeria.
The grand prize winner of N200,000, Nurudeen Razak, shared their excitement and thanked Access Bank for its efforts in rewarding its customers.
He expressed gratitude, saying, “Thank you, Access Bank, for this initiative. I’m thrilled today. I’ll encourage my colleagues and friends to bank with Access Bank.”
Similarly, another winner, Ajayi Fadeke, was pleasantly surprised and commented, “This was unexpected. It’s truly wonderful to receive cash rewards now.”
DiamondXtra is an account that earns interest and requires a minimum deposit of N5,000. It accepts both cash and third-party cheques up to N2 million. It’s a hybrid account, combining features of both savings and current accounts.
