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First Bank wows customers using verve card with free fuel

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By Chioma Obinagwam

FirstBank, Nigeria’s premier financial institution has said it will reward customers for Verve Card usage in its Free Fuel Fridays Promotion.

The bank further disclosed that the free fuel Friday promo which is activated by FirstBank in collaboration with Verve International and Oando Plc. kicks off on Friday, 19 October 2018 to Friday, 7 December 2018 between 6am and 8pm.

The bank said that in the promo, for a minimum of N3,000 fuel purchase, FirstBank Verve Card holders will receive 5 extra litres of fuel for FREE instantly at selected Oando Fuel Stations across Lagos. The Oando fuel stations where the promo will run are Lekki Stillwaters, Alapere, Marina, Ojodu, Maryland, Awolowo 1(by Fire Service), Agege-Bypass, Lawanson, Apapa Dump and Herbert Macaulay Way stations.

 

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Verve card is a secure debit card which allows the card holder to conveniently meet day to day financial needs such as payment for goods and services, airtime recharge, bill payments, funds transfer, etc. It is accepted across all ATMs, POS, Web and Mobile Platforms in Nigeria

“Pick up your FirstBank Verve card today at any of our branches and start getting rewarded!,” the bank stated.

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