First National Bank has announced the launch of a special campaign to reward customers ahead of the Total Energies CAF Africa Cup of Nations Cote d’Ivoire 2023 tournament. The bank is proud to unite with football enthusiasts in celebrating the spirit of sportsmanship, and encourages fans to support the national team from now till February 2024 when the tournament comes to an end.
Head-Retail Banking, First National Bank Ghana, Akweley Laryea, explained that as the continent gears up for an exciting Africa Cup of Nations tournament, First National Bank is eager to showcase its unwavering support for the beautiful game while recognising and rewarding its customers.
She added that the Africa Cup of Nations tournament enables fostering a sense of pride, sportsmanship and cultural exchange among nations. “We want to honour our customers with exciting prizes in this period in recognition of their support for the Black Stars and African football in that regard.”
This campaign is designed to reward First National Bank Visa debit card users and Speedpoint (Point of Sale device) Merchants for their loyalty and support. From state-of-the-art Smart TVs and cutting-edge smartphones to authentic Black Stars jerseys, latest gaming consoles and fuel coupons, the rewards are as diverse and exciting as the game itself.
“The Total Energies CAF AFCON Cote d’Ivoire 2023 campaign in collaboration with VISA is not just a campaign: it’s a celebration of our customers and their passion for football. As the continent unites for the CAF AFCON 2023, we aim to enhance this experience by giving back to those who make every transaction count with their Visa cards. To add to the excitement, First National Bank will organise special viewing parties for selected customers on match-days,” Mrs. Laryea added.
“As an indigenous African financial services provider, we are delighted to embrace the vibrancy of AFCON and contribute to the collective joy of millions of football fans. This campaign is a testament of our commitment to amplifying the significance of unity that the AFCON brings.”
