Following the announcement of its first group of winners in its first monthly draws, Union Bank, Nigeria’s top financial institution, has launched its Save and Win Palli Promo 4 campaign on a high note. This season’s first live draw, held at the Bank’s head office in Marina, Lagos, gave 60 customers ₦100,000 apiece.
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During the first live draw, which was held in a transparent and computerised manner under the oversight of the appropriate regulatory agencies, 300 more winners also took home ₦50,000 in gift cards. The winners swept the country. “Union Bank is always committed to rewarding customers for their loyalty and financial discipline,” Gloria Omereonye, Area Business Executive for Lagos Island 1, said during the first monthly draw.
We are happy that our promotion has succeeded in fulfilling its admirable aims of supporting our clients with our gifts and incentives, particularly during these difficult economic times, and encouraging a long-lasting savings culture for future aspirations. A nationwide initiative called Save & Win Palli Promo aims to give cash rewards to both new and returning customers. Customers can win ₦131 million in cash prizes, motorcycles, tricycles, fuel vouchers, and a star reward of ₦5 million, which will be given to three lucky winners in the grand finale of Season 4, which premiered in December 2024 and runs through May 2025. The Save and Win Palli Promo is available to both new and returning customers.
To be eligible for draws, participants must save at least ₦10,000 and complete at least five transactions per month. While lucky savers will receive motorcycles, tricycles, and other thrilling prizes in quarterly drawings, monthly winners can receive ₦100,000.
Customers would have a better chance of winning if they save in multiples of 10,000 naira. To participate in the promotion, new clients can visit any Union Bank branch or download the UnionMobile app to open an account.
Current clients can visit a branch or phone the 24-hour Contact Centre at 07007007000 to reactivate their accounts.
