Union Bank Starts Centenary Anniversary with Promo
The much-talk-about centenary anniversary of Union Bank has started with an unprecedented promotion to reward the bank’s customers all through this year.
The promotion, the first rung of activities to mark the bank’s 100 years of existence, according to a statement from the bank, offers customers the chance to win numerous prizes including a brand new car each quarter by simply updating their personal information with the bank.
Also listed as prizes to be won are flat-screen televisions, generators, microwaves, shopping vouchers and airtime.
New customers can also win by simply opening an account with the bank and providing complete banking information details.
Mr. Paul Aseme, Head of Retail Segments, Union Bank, stated that the 100 years anniversary promo was an opportunity to celebrate customers, which he said was an integral part of the centenary anniversary theme – ‘Celebrate, Impact, Lead’.
“We want to reward our customers for their loyalty; those who have stayed with the bank through thick and thin. We also want to reward new customers for believing in the bank and coming on board. As we celebrate our 100 years anniversary, we want to know our customers even better because without them, we will not be celebrating a hundred years.
“Through this customer promotion, we are asking them to update their information with us so we can understand their needs better in order to provide the best fit solutions to these needs. New and existing customers should visit our website www.unionbankng.com or walk into any of our branches to learn more about participating and winning,” Aseme said.
Union Bank’s 100 years anniversary promotion is without hassles of new or existing customers having a minimum balance in their accounts to qualify. By simply updating their information with the bank, reactivating a dormant account or opening a new account at any Union Bank branch, customers automatically qualify to win a brand new car or any of the fantastic prizes every quarter.
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