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Wema Bank Empowers 131 Women with N11 Million in 5 for 5 Promo

As part of its commitment to financial inclusion and women’s empowerment, Wema Bank has awarded N11 million to 131 women across Nigeria in the Women’s Month edition of its 5 for 5 Promo. The draw, which took place on March 21, 2025, in Aba, is part of the bank’s ongoing initiative to reward loyal customers.
A Tradition of Rewarding Customers
Launched in 2021, the Wema Bank 5 for 5 Promo has become a major avenue for rewarding customers, with over N150 million distributed to 2,378 Nigerians in previous seasons. Now in its fourth season, the promo has a total prize pool of N135 million, with over N50 million already disbursed since October 2024.
For the fifth monthly draw in March, Wema Bank dedicated the prize exclusively to women, reinforcing its commitment to supporting female financial empowerment.
Among the top winners were Ogechukwu Patience Ani from Aba, Vanessa Chiamaka Ogbonna from Lagos, and Mubarakah Abisola Alowonle from Bodija, each receiving N1 million. Additional winners included eight domiciliary account holders who won N250,000 each, 40 women who won N100,000 each, and 80 women who received N25,000 each.
A Commitment to Women’s Empowerment
Congratulating the winners, Wema Bank’s MD/CEO, Moruf Oseni (FCIB), reaffirmed the bank’s long-standing commitment to empowering women and promoting financial inclusion.
“Wema Bank was founded on the precept of empowerment. Since 1945, we have carried on this legacy, promoting financial inclusion for the indigenous people of Nigeria and empowering our people with the resources they need to thrive. But for us, this journey has not been a one-size-fits-all approach.”
He emphasized Wema Bank’s dedication to bridging the gender gap through initiatives like SARA by Wema, which offers tailored financial solutions for women.
“In recognition of the gap that exists in gender equality, we have been intentional about creating tailored opportunities for women through our women-focused proposition, SARA by Wema, and our vast range of customized solutions and initiatives designed for women. We have simply leveraged the 5 for 5 Promo as one more way of supporting our women this Women’s Month.”
Continuing the Legacy of Impact
Oseni expressed joy in celebrating Nigerian women through the initiative and assured customers of the bank’s continued efforts to provide rewarding financial services.
“For us, it’s all about impact, and we are delighted to have put smiles on the faces of Nigerian women from all across the country. That is the joy for us. To the 131 women who emerged winners, I say a hearty congratulations to you, and I take this opportunity to also thank you for choosing Wema Bank and continuing to trust our services.”
“For 80 years, we have pulled all stops to deliver the best quality of impactful banking to the people of Nigeria, and I boldly reaffirm that we will never relent in providing a rewarding, fulfilling, and empowering banking experience for every customer of Wema Bank,” he concluded.
A Bank Committed to Women’s Financial Growth
From commemorating International Women’s Day to disbursing loans, providing market access, and giving out N11 million in the 5 for 5 Promo, Wema Bank continues to establish itself as a champion of women’s financial empowerment.
The Wema Bank 5 for 5 Promo remains open to both new and existing customers. Nigerians can qualify by funding their Wema Bank or ALAT accounts and actively transacting.
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