Fidelity rewards 13 customers with N15m

Fidelity Bank Plc has rewarded 13 customers with N15 million in the first draw of its Get Alert in Millions (GAIM) Season 4 Savings promo.

The bank rewarded the lucky customers at the prize presentation ceremonies held in different locations across the country recently. Two Lagos customers namely Mr Okechukwu Darlington and Mr Chisom Akazie won one million Anita each.

Other customers carted away consolation prizes of power generating sets, refrigerator and television sets.

Speaking at the prize presentation ceremony, Darlington, a business man said he never imagined himself becoming a winner and even thought

The Association of Professional Bodies of Nigeria (APBN) has demanded the inclusion of other professionals in President Muhammadu Buhari’s Economic Advisory Council.

The President of Board and Council, APBN, Engr. Olumuyiwa Ajibola while reading the communiqué of the group after its board meeting last Friday, commended Buhari for the economic council.

He however noted that the scope should be expanded to accommodate the call from the bank was a scam. Akazie also commended the bank for keeping to their word. He urged other customers to continue to have faith in the financial institution. Mr Ken Opara, Regional Bank Head (RBH), Ikeja said that the promo was instituted to encourage savings culture and to reward loyal customers.

“The GAIM 4 is the 9th promo being conducted by the bank in the last 13 years and this is not about Fidelity Bank mobilising savings.

“It is worthy to note that similar presentations are also going on in our locations outside Lagos as a total of 31 winners that emerged would be presented with their prizes and N1.5 million worth of airtime will be also given to 1,600 customers as weekly give away”, he said. professionals from different sectors of the economy.

“It is expected that this would enrich the quality of production of the Team. it is important to note that the Nigerian professionals are willing allies and hereby call on the government to involve them in helping to design the implementation strategies thereof,” APBN said.

On infrastructure, the group urged the government to engage local professionals by embedding high local content in the processes, the physical, human and soft infrastructure acquisition to replace foreign-dominated procurement.