Access Bank holds first mini-draw in Change Your Level promo
The ongoing Access Bank “Change Your Level” promo has revealed its first batch of winners in a mini draw held at the Bank’s newly opened Haatso Branch in Accra.
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The first mini draw, which was preceded by a market storm within the Haatso environs, including Madina and Atomic, saw Mr Rajeshkumar Pravinbhai Soni with the Tarkwa Branch of the Bank as the winner of the all-expense paid vacation for a family of four to Dubai.
Other customers drawn also received consolation prizes including LED TVs, Tablets, smart phones, rechargeable fans and lamps.
Revealing the winner, Matilda Asante-Asiedu, Head of Private and Women Banking at Access Bank said that the “Change Your Level” promo had so far received overwhelming patronage from customers and the general public.
She added: “We are excited by the strides that have been made in encouraging people to cultivate the habit of savings and secure their financial future. With the Bank’s unique and flexible bouquet of savings products for everyone in the family, we are confident that our customers are getting more value from maintaining a banking relationship with us”.
The Head of Corporate Communications, Nana Adu Kyeremateng congratulated all the twenty (20) lucky winners in the first mini-draw. He noted that there are still lots of amazing prizes up for grabs in the 2nd mini-draw and the Grand draw where the winners will receive a sleek Hyundai Accent and a plush 3-bedroom house respectively.
He also took the opportunity to remind the general public that the “Change Your Level” promo will be running till the end of January next year.
Launched on September 11, the “Change Your Level” promo is aimed at rewarding the Bank’s existing as well as new customers with amazing life changing prizes. To enter the promo, new and existing customers are required to deposit a minimum of GHS200 in their account and maintain a balance of GHS500 to qualify for any of the draws.
The promotion is in partnership with the National Lotteries Authority (NLA) under the Caritas platform, Saka Homes and Hyundai Investment Ghana of Stallion Group.
