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Posted by: E-Collins
« on: December 14, 2021, 04:27:32 AM »

For 12 days, Access Bank Plc, Nigeria's largest retail bank, will give out various gifts to its clients. These will include gift baskets filled with goodies like rice, groundnut oil, cash, and other prizes.

Known for regularly rewarding its clients, the bank has announced that the award campaign is accessible to new and current customers. December 13 to December 24, 2021, is the date of the '12 Days of Christmas' promotion.
Customers will be rewarded for their loyalty and savings habits as part of Access Bank's new campaign, Adaeze Ume, Group Head, Products and Segments, stated.

It is only fitting that we celebrate our long-term and new clients alike in the spirit of the holiday season. Starting on December 13, 80 consumers will receive different gift items, including cash prizes, gift baskets, and sacks of rice.

'" And on Christmas day, which is the grand Jingle bell draw, 2,000 customers will win 5k each plus the grand prize of an iPhone13 or PS5. Customers who use the AccessMore app or the USSD code *901# to make five transactions a day are automatically included in the XtraWin drawing.

Participants in the 12 Days of Giveaway will also be eligible for the Jingle Bell Day Giveaway on Christmas." To participate in the drawing, new customers can either come into an Access Bank location or call *901# to create an account and make five transactions a day using the AccessMore app or *901#, Adaeze added.

More than 75,000 consumers have received XtraWins prizes since the program began. Africa's most innovative financial institution is Access Bank Plc.

With over 40 million clients and 600 locations around the country, it caters to a broad spectrum of preferences and lifestyles with a wide range of products and services.