Skye Bank lights up Aba with millionaire reward



Another opportunity for new winners to emerge in the ongoing Skye Bank’s “Reach for the Skye” Millionaire Reward Scheme beckons, as the commercial city of Aba popularly called Enyimba City, takes it turn on Thursday, January 21.
The “Reach for the Skye’’ millionaire reward scheme which started last year and has taken place in Ibadan, Onitsha, Benin, Federal Capital Territory, Abuja and Lagos, will hold at the Ariaria market, Aba.
A businessman and past winner of the scheme in the N1 million category, Kazeem Saheed Owolabi shared how winning the large sum erased previous doubts he had for the promo. Owolabi said he has become a stronger ambassador for Skye Bank since winning.
Narrating his experience, he said: “My phone rang that afternoon, and I was told I had won a million naira from the Skye Bank “Reach for the Skye” Millionaire Reward Scheme. At first, I did not believe, until I was invited to receive my cheque. I am super excited and I really appreciate Skye Bank for this laudable initiative.”
According to the Head, Retail Banking, Skye Bank, Nkolika Okoli, the Skye Bank Millionaire Reward Scheme would also afford traders and those present at the Ariaria Market during the draw an opportunity to open accounts with the bank or upgrade from other types of accounts to the Save Plus account to qualify for the next month’s draw while winning exciting instant prizes like generators, refrigerators, household appliances and other prizes.
“At Skye Bank, we cherish and value our customers and we embarked on this journey as a bank that is committed to continuous reward of customers’ loyalty. This is our seventh edition. We are stepping out of the usual dynamics of rewarding qualified savings customers monthly by also giving instant gifts to customers who open new accounts on the spot,” she added.

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