DIAMOND BANK CELEBRATES EASTER WITH WIN-A-GIFT PROMO

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Diamond Bank PLC, a leading financial bank in Nigerian Retail space is set to reward its customers this Easter season with fabulous prizes through the ‘’Diamond WIN-A-GIFT promo’’.

The WIN-A-GIFT promo is designed to reward customers for their patronage and loyalty to the brand over the years. The promo which kicked off on 1 April and will last till 31 April 2014 seeks to reward the first 1,000 customers that use their Diamond VISA debit card for online shopping or for making payments at any POS terminal anywhere in the world.

According to the Head, Corporate Communications, Mrs. Ayona Trimnell, the ongoing WIN-A-GIFT promo is designed to reward the Bank’s loyal customers during the festive season. “Diamond Bank will be making this Easter season as special one for our loyal customers by giving away various gift items to our customers through the WIN-A- GIFT promo”, she added.

To qualify for a free gift in the promo, all a Diamond Bank customer has to do is use his Diamond VISA debit card to make three foreign currency transactions such as online purchase of airline tickets, shopping for gift items at reputable websites like www.amazon.com, www.hawesandcurtis.co.uk, www.asos.com,www.aliexpress.com etc, or by simply paying hotel bills for foreign based hotels.

Customers can also visit www.hotelclub.com for the best hotel offers worldwide.


Winners of in the promo will be contacted in May 2014.

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