The
National Bank of Commerce (NBC) today has launched a two and half month
campaign aimed at encouraging banking customers to build a saving
culture by depositing money into their accounts and offering them an
opportunity to double their money. The Deposit and Win campaign is known
as Dabo Mshiko. The
campaign was launched at the NBC Corporate branch being part of the
banks celebrations to mark 45 years of banking excellence, where several
lucky customers will be rewarded with double the amount deposited in
their accounts.Speaking
at the Occasion, NBC’s Head of Retail Banking, Mr. Mmoloki Legodu said,
“We feel it’s the right time to reward our customers for the loyalty
and support given to us for all these years, and what better way than to
encourage them to learn to save and reward them for doing so.” Mr.
Legodu also said, “This is our unique way of celebrating our 45 years of
banking excellence with our NBC family”.Also
present at the occasion was NBC Retail Banking Head of Sales, Mr.
William Kallaghe who added, “It doesn’t matter how much you deposit, If
you are lucky to be selected during the draw, you could win any amount
which you had deposited, whether it is shs10, 000 or 10,000,000shs, the
rules are quite simple, just deposit money into your NBC TZS personal
current account, TZS ordinary savings account or even your Malengo
Savings Account and you stand a chance to have your money doubled”.It
is not the first time NBC is running such a campaign to reward its
customers, as a similar campaign was conducted in 2009 for Malengo
account holders, which saw loyal NBC customers win various cash prizes
for a 3 month period. Two
weeks ago, the bank launched another campaign for its Islamic Account
holders, known as the NBC Hajj campaign which will see two lucky
customers win fully paid packages for two to perform Hajj in October
2012.
Winners
for the campaign which was launched today will be selected on a monthly
basis, where a draw will take place at the end of every month and ten
lucky winners will stand a chance to have their money doubled in their
accounts.
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