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ASO Savings & Loans Plc Begins SAVE & Grow Promo Nationwide

The Save and Grow promo has begin, fortune of many Nigerians who aspire to own a house of their own as the mortgage institution, opened a vista of opportunities for Nigerians

2011-07-04
LAGOS, NIGERIA, July 04, 2011 (Press-News.org) The next six months will determine the fortune of many Nigerians who aspire to own a house of their own as Nigeria's leading primary mortgage institution, ASO Savings & Loans Plc, has penultimate week, opened a vista of opportunities for Nigerians from all walks of life in its ASO Save & Win promotions.

The Save & Win promo is a six month customers acquisition and account growing marketing campaign that promises to reward lucky winners with fabulous prizes that include: 20 Flat Screen Television Sets, 30 Refrigerators, 40 Deep Fryers and 50 Microwave Ovens, while a star prize winner will win a three bedroom Super Deluxe bungalow in a choice part of Abuja; Nigeria's federal capital territory.

According to the Managing Director of the mortgage finance firm, Hassan Musa Usman, "we have designed this promotion as a property acquisition platform for all our prospective, new and old customers. It is also a financial empowerment medium through which a customer can cultivate good savings habit. This will open our customers to two opportunities; One, as you save, you get the chance to win fantastic prizes including the star prize of a 3-bedroom luxurious house in Abuja. Two, if you save up to 30% of the cost value of your choice property, you are guaranteed a mortgage to acquire your dream home.

"We also provide you a choice of any of our premium products you want to have. These products have been designed to suit individual financial capacity; no matter your level of income. We have the Opal Account which you can open with a minimum balance of N10, 000; the Pearl Account with a minimum balance of N20, 000; Ruby Account, with a minimum balance of N200, 000 and lastly, the Black Diamond Account which will require just N500, 000 minimum balance.

"As you open any of this minimum balances, you are qualify for our monthly draw. And as you grow the account you stand a strong chance of been picked among 100 customers to be shortlisted every month for the next six months where 600 overall shortlisted customers will participate in the final draws. This opportunity also applies to our old customers. All is required of them is to continue to grow their accounts and they will automatically qualify in the monthly and final draws", explains Hassan Usman.

The ASO Save & Win promo is currently being driven with a holistic integrated marketing campaign through the above and below the line media. It is a national communication campaign with special focus on Nigerian states where the organisation has offices. Their office network includes Kano, Kaduna, Minna, Akure, Port Harcourt, Benin, Lagos and Abuja which serves as the company's corporate headquarters.

To participate in this once in a lifetime promotion, any income earning Nigerians should approach any of their offices or visit the official website address of the company on http://www.asoplc.com and get detail on the mode of participating in the promotion.

The nationwide ASO Save and Win marketing promotion effectively started on June 15, 2011 and is expected to end on December 15, 2011 while the final draws will be held transparently on January 14, 2012 at a public ceremony in Lagos.

Meanwhile, the mortgage finance company recently opened a new branch at 28, Oba Akran Way, in Ikeja Industrial area of Lagos. This new branch is expected to reduce pressure on its old Lagos office situated on Adeyemo Alakija, Victoria Island, Lagos


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[Press-News.org] ASO Savings & Loans Plc Begins SAVE & Grow Promo Nationwide
The Save and Grow promo has begin, fortune of many Nigerians who aspire to own a house of their own as the mortgage institution, opened a vista of opportunities for Nigerians