Skye Bank’s ‘Reach for the Skye’ reward scheme storms Ikorodu



It was excitement and jubilation for customers and traders in Sabo Market Ikorodu, many of whom went home with cash prizes and instant gift items in the Skye Bank “Reach for the Skye Millionaire Reward” scheme draw.
The monthly draw, which took place at the Better Life Market day in Sabo Market on Wednesday, December 16, 2015 saw three customers of the bank rewarded with the sum of N1 million, and four others going home with N250, 000, while 10 went home with N100, 000 each during the random electronic selection process.
One of the lucky winners of the instant giveaway prizes, Muibat Adelana, who lives in Ikorodu, Lagos, expressed her sincere gratitude and joy to Skye Bank for benefitting from the initiative.
“I have heard of this reward scheme, but I never thought it would be this easy to win. When I opened my account this morning and discovered I had won, I was utterly shocked, yet super-excited. Certainly, I will open an account for my siblings too. Who knows? We may end up as the next millionaire,” Adelana said.
Speaking on the promo, Head, Retail Banking Group, Skye Bank Plc., Nkolika Okoli described the reward scheme as the Bank’s way of giving back to its new and existing customers who operate the Skye Save Plus Account or Skye Ease Savings Accounts.
“We started this quest and decided to sustain it. This is because we want to continuously appreciate our customers, whilst we encourage and impact the saving culture in the community. It is easy. With as little as N2, 000, you too can be a winner of our cash prizes,” Okoli stated.
To participate, interested customers can open a Skye Save Plus account or Skye Ease Account, and make a minimum deposit of N2, 000. Those who already have a Skye Save Plus or Skye Ease account with additional deposit of N2, 000 minimum stand a chance of becoming the next millionaire.
The more deposits of N2, 000 gives each customer more chances to be one of the three lucky customers to be rewarded with N1m each. The two account types can be opened on line at www.skyebankng.com/accounts.

L-R: Adejumoke Odutola, area manager, Greater Lagos 2, Skye Bank Plc.; Muibat Adelana, winner of one of the instant giveaway prizes; Nkolika Okoli, head, Retail Banking, Skye Bank Plc.; and Ndubuisi Osakwe, regional director, Ikeja, Skye Bank Plc., at the bank's “Reach for the Skye” reward draw held in Better Life Main Market, Ikorodu Lagos recently.

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