Access Bank launches promo for women

Access Bank has announced the commencement of the Women! Let’s Save promo aimed at promoting saving culture among women in the country The Women! Let’s Save promo kicked off on August 3rd, 2015 and will last till November 30th, 2015. A statement from the bank yesterday said the promo is designed to spawn consciousness of […]

Access Bank launches promo for women
Access Bank launches promo for women

Access Bank has announced the commencement of the Women! Let’s Save promo aimed at promoting saving culture among women in the country
The Women! Let’s Save promo kicked off on August 3rd, 2015 and will last till November 30th, 2015.
A statement from the bank yesterday said the promo is designed to spawn consciousness of Access Bank’s female customers and the Nigerian woman, on the importance of saving and building a savings culture.
This promo comes as Access Bank marks the first anniversary of its Women market program also known as the ‘W’ initiative in its commitment to be the Bank of choice for Women in Nigeria.
Speaking on the promo, Ope Wemi-Jones, Head, Inclusive Banking, Access Bank Plc, said that the promo’s target audience consists of both existing and new savings and current account female customers who would also be rewarded during the 4-month promo.
She urged women to take advantage of the promo to embrace a savings culture, noting that it would help them in building wealth for themselves and the nation and create a good base for future investments.
 Also speaking on the promo, Aina Akintonde, Head, Women Banking, Access Bank Plc, explained that savers who make a deposit of N50,000.00 (and its multiples) and maintain it for the period of the campaign stand a chance of winning the grand prize of a Hyundai IX-35 and other consolation prizes such as  generator sets, washing machines, television sets, Ipads, freezers, microwave ovens among others.
According to Akintonde, multiple deposits of N50,000.00 increases the customer’s chances of winning.
 

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