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Fidelity Bank Gives N18 Million To GAIM Season 3 Winners

Fidelity Bank has rewarded 32 Winners of its Get Alert In Millions Savings Promo (GAIM) season 3 with a whopping N18million in its effort to help its growing customers. The winners emerged from the fourth monthly and second Bi-monthly draw.

Speaking at the Draw, the Managing Director, Fidelity Bank Plc, Nnamdi Okonkwo who was well represented by the Chairman Promo Committee and Executive Director, Shared Services and Products, Chijioke Ugochukwu, said;

“The bank has N42 million and several consolations to give away. For the public to be part of the promo all they need to do is to open a savings account with fidelity bank and grow it to a minimum of N10,000 within 30 day to qualify for the monthly draw to win N1 million or N2 million.”

“For the bimonthly draw the customer needs to grow their balance to 50,000 to win N3 million and to qualify for the grand prize the customers need to have a balance of N200,000 to stand a chance of winning N10 million.”

“The offer is open to both existing and new customers in all the six regions comprising Lagos, Abuja, North, South West, South East and South South.”

Also, commenting on the promo, the Divisional Head, Retail Banking, Richard Madiebo, said that;

“The GAIM season 3 is the eighth draw the company has held in 12years in other to reward customers and also to generate the trust of the people in the savings culture in Nigeria.”

“Today we rewarded 12 people with N18 million across board consisting of N3 million wins, N2 million wins and N1 million in addition to consolidation prices.”

For those that have not yet keyed into this we are happy to tell them that we have N42 million waiting to be won in the next few months so we invite everybody to be part this savings promo and whatever way you win its either you win in keeping for money save with interest or you also win or you also stand a chance of winning with the addition benefit of winning wither the cash prices or the consolation prices.”

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