Skye Bank ‘Reach for the Skye’ Millionaire Reward produces 22 millionaires in 7 months




The Skye Bank ‘Reach for the Skye’ Millionaire Reward scheme has produced 22 millionaires and several other consolation cash prize winners of N250, 000 and N100, 000, while others have gone home with exciting instant prizes at the draw venues in seven months.
The scheme, which is changing many lives and encouraging a better savings culture among Nigerians has taken place in six locations across the country since inception, including Ibadan, Onitsha, Benin, Federal Capital Territory, Abuja and Lagos.
Speaking about the reward scheme, Head, Retail Banking, Skye Bank, Nkolika Okoli said there were still opportunities for many more to win prizes between now and July.
Okoli, who spoke during this year’s first redemption ceremony at Ariaria Market, Aba, Abia State, urged Nigerians to grab the opportunity offered by Skye Bank, by opening Savings accounts with the bank, adding that, the consistency of the millionaire promo is in response to the enthusiasm recorded amongst customers about the success and rewards they received during the preceding reward scheme.
“We are also committed to continually satisfy our customers’ needs, empower them, encourage their savings culture, engender the desire to establish small businesses with limited capital and show appreciation through the Millionaire Reward scheme. “


Endorsing the scheme, the representative, National Lottery Regulatory Commission, Abia State office, Opara Celestine, said “I commend Skye Bank on the success of this activation and everybody present can attest to the fact that, it was unbiased and without prejudice. So, we are strongly in support of the scheme.”
The ‘Skye Reach for Millionaire’ reward scheme will see Skye Bank give away the sum of 60 million naira during the course of one year to customers who operate the Skye Save Plus account and Skye Ease savings accounts with minimum credit balances of N2,000 on an incremental basis.

L-R: Nkolika Okoli, head, Retail Banking, Skye Bank Plc; Abdulwahab Ajao Aliu, executive driver, star winner of the N1 million category; and Olubunmi Awosemo, relationship manager, Wharf Road 2 Branch, Skye Bank Plc, at the seventh cheque presentation to winners in the ongoing Skye Bank’s “Reach for the Skye” Millionaire Reward Scheme in Lagos recently
L-R: Nkolika Okoli, head, Retail Banking, Skye Bank Plc; Okuzu Vincent Chinedu, trader, star winner of the N1 million category and Chika Ndah, business development manager, Balogun Business Branch, Skye Bank Plc, at the seventh cheque presentation to winners in the ongoing Skye Bank’s “Reach for the Skye” Millionaire Reward Scheme in Lagos recently


L-R: Nkolika Okoli, head, Retail Banking, Skye Bank Plc; Salako Doyinsola Kafilat, student of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, lucky winner of the N250, 000 category; and Obehi Precious Ikediashi, relationship manager, International Airport Road Branch, Skye Bank Plc, at the seventh cheque presentation to winners in the ongoing Skye Bank’s “Reach for the Skye” Millionaire Reward Scheme in Lagos recently
L-R: Nkolika Okoli, head, Retail Banking, Skye Bank Plc; Joseph Sunday Oluwole, GSM engineer, lucky winner of the N100, 000 category; Abosede Oluwaseun Ogunbo, marketer, Retail Banking, Iju Branch, Skye Bank Plc, at the seventh cheque presentation to winners in the ongoing Skye Bank’s “Reach for the Skye” Millionaire Reward Scheme in Lagos recently
L-R: Lucky Winners of N100, 000, (GSM Engineer), Joseph Sunday Oluwole; N1 million (executive driver), Abdulwahab Ajao Aliu; Head, Retail Banking, Skye Bank Plc, Nkolika Okoli; N1 million (business man), Okuzu Vincent Chinedu and N250, 000 (a Student of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic), Salako Doyinsola Kafilat at the seventh cheque presentation to winners in the ongoing Skye Bank’s “Reach for the Skye” Millionaire Reward Scheme held in Lagos recently

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