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First Bank, Skye Bank, Union Bank win big in rewards programme

First Bank, Skye Bank, Union Bank win big in rewards programme


MoneyGram surprised top performing tellers at Union Bank Ikorodu and Dopemu branches on Friday - December 8, 2017


First Bank, Syke Bank, Union Bank win big in rewards programme

First Bank, Syke Bank, Union Bank win big in rewards programme

MoneyGram surprised top performing tellers at Union Bank Ikorodu and Dopemu branches on Friday - December 8, 2017

The Star Rewards programme is aimed at reward top performing tellers across agent networks for the months of November and December, 2017 with a grand finale to reward overall top 3 tellers for Year-On-Year performance for 2017-2018.
First Bank, Syke Bank, Union Bank win big in rewards programme

First Bank, Syke Bank, Union Bank win big in rewards programme


The first in the series of planned 'surprise events' was held last Friday at Union Bank, Ikorodu branch to reward two of the top six locations/tellers for the month of November. 
Other winning locations include: First Bank, Sango Road - overall winner, while Skye Bank, Ayangburen Road and Union Bank, Market Road emerged first and second runners up respectively. 
Skye Bank, Ketu, Union Bank, Ikorodu, and Union Bank, Dopemu emerged 4th, 5th and 6th place winners respectively.
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