Union Bank of Nigeria has concluded the fourth edition of its Save and Win Palli Promo, culminating in a grand finale where three lucky customers each walked away with ₦5 million.
The initiative, designed to promote a strong savings culture and support financial inclusion, has now disbursed over ₦330 million in rewards to more than 5,000 customers across the country since its inception.
The final event took place at The Stallion Plaza, Union Bank’s Head Office in Marina, Lagos, with the Bank’s top executives, including Managing Director and CEO Yetunde Oni, in attendance. The three grand prize winners , Alhaji Abubakar Sadiq Isah (Zaria Branch, North), Atilabor Seikemefa Friday (Sapele Branch, South-South), and Oluranti Ogunluyi (Ilaro Branch, South-West) emerged from a transparent electronic draw process overseen by regulatory authorities.
Reflecting on the program’s impact,, Head of Retail and SME Business at Union Bank, Vivian Imoh-Ita noted, “This promo has transformed the lives of thousands, offering timely financial relief and encouraging smart saving habits. It’s a core part of our commitment to supporting customers on their journey to financial stability.”
Chief Brand and Marketing Officer, Olufunmilola Aluko, emphasised the broader implications of the initiative. “This campaign has gone beyond cash giveaways. It’s about creating a ripple effect of financial empowerment, especially during economically challenging times. We’ve witnessed an uptick in savings participation, showing that our targeted approach is making a difference.”
The fourth season of the promo ran from December 2024 to May 2025, distributing over ₦131 million in cash and gifts to more than 3,000 customers. Prizes included motorcycles, tricycles, fuel vouchers, and monthly cash rewards of ₦100,000, with quarterly draws offering larger items. To qualify, customers needed to maintain a minimum balance of ₦10,000 and complete at least five transactions per month.
As Season 4 comes to a close, Union Bank reiterated its pledge to foster financial resilience and broaden access to banking services.
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