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Going cashless: How customers can get free petrol with FirstBank verve card

by Admin
April 18, 2018
in Nigeria

First Bank of Nigeria Limited, in partnership with Verve International, has announced a promotion to reward its customers for using their FirstBank Verve card to purchase petrol at selected Oando filling stations in Lagos.

FirstBank Verve Card holders would receive free extra litres of petrol each time they use their FirstBank verve cards to purchase a minimum of N3,000.00 worth of petrol, The selected Oando petrol stations where the promo will run are the Maryland, Marina, Alapere and Ojodu Berger stations.

The promo which will run from Thursday to Monday every week between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. will end on Monday, May 21, 2018.

Verve Card is a secure debit card which allows the card-holder to conveniently meet day to day financial needs like the payment for goods and services, airtime recharge, bill payments, funds transfer amongst others. It is accepted at all ATMs, POS/Web/Mobile Channels, Firstmonie Agent Kiosks, and Bank branches connected to the Interswitch network in Nigeria. FirstBank advises consumers to walk into any FirstBank branch to pick up personal Verve cards in order to get rewarded.


Report by Adesola Afolabi 

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