Fidelity Bank Plc has commenced a customer promotion aimed at transforming 30 lucky customers into instant millionaires. The Promo tagged Get Alert in Millions is the banks way of enriching the lives of its loyal customers.

In all, Fidelity Bank plans to give away N105 million in cash to potential winners. Aside cash prizes, 138 customers will smile home with fridges and generating sets as consolation prizes in the planned nine-month promotions which kicked off recently.

To participate in the Get Alert in Millions savings promo, customers should simply open a savings account and grow it to N20, 000 or top up existing account with N10, 000 or more to qualify for monthly draws to win up to N1 million, N2 million and N3 million. Furthermore, customers can also grow their account balance by N50, 000 monthly to qualify for quarterly draws to win the star prize of N5 million.

Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Fidelity Bank Plc, Nnamdi Okonkwo

Speaking at a press conference held at the Banks corporate head office in Lagos to mark the commencement of the highly anticipated promotion, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Fidelity Bank Plc, Nnamdi Okonkwo, represented by Mohammed Balarabe, Deputy Managing Director, Fidelity Bank Plc, said the new promo encourages customers and members of the public to imbibe a savings culture, thus deepening financial inclusion in the country.

Savings serve as a veritable instrument for capital mobilisation to finance aggregate investment required for economic growth. As an active participant in the Nigerian economy, we are supporting government by making savings available for critical infrastructure rollouts that would aid socio-economic development.

This promo underscores our determination to improve the standard of living of Fidelity customers. Even with the prevalent economic conditions triggered by the free fall in global oil prices, Get Alert in Million is our little way of rewarding our customers for their unflinching loyalty and steadfast devotion, Okonkwo added.