Fidelity Bank Plc on Wednesday said it has produced a total of 60 millionaires under the ongoing Get Alert in Millions Savings (GAIM) Season
Fidelity Bank Plc on Wednesday said it has produced a total of 60 millionaires under the ongoing Get Alert in Millions Savings (GAIM) Season 3 promo (GAIM 3).
Nnamdi Okonkwo, managing director/CEO Fidelity Bank, stated this at the fifth monthly prize presentation in Lagos.
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Okonkwo who was represented by the executive director, shared services and products, Chijioke Ugochukwu said that the bank would produce 17 more millionaires before the promo closes in the middle of the year.
She said that the bank had given out N79 million to lucky customers in GAIM 3 and still have outstanding N31 million to dole out before the closure of the promo, which included grand prize of N10 million.
HOPE MOSES-ASHIKE
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