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Societe Generale Ghana rewards four customers with GH¢10,000 each in First Deposit & Win Mini Draw

Societe Generale Ghana rewards four customers with GH¢10,000 each in First Deposit & Win Mini Draw

Societe Generale Ghana has rewarded four customers with GH¢10,000 each in the first mini draw of its 2026 Deposit & Win Promo. Speaking at the event, the Bank’s General Manager, Retail Business, Mr. Kwaku Tweneboa-Kodua, said the campaign provides an opportunity to reward customers for their trust in SG Ghana while encouraging them to continue saving and growing their deposits with the Bank.

Societe Generale Ghana has rewarded four customers with GH¢10,000 each in the first mini draw of its 2026 Deposit & Win Promo.

Held at the Bank’s premium Airport branch, the draw forms part of the Deposit & Win Promo, which gives customers multiple opportunities to win cash prizes by growing and maintaining qualifying deposits with the Bank.

Launched in September, the campaign runs until December 2026 and features three mini draws, with four winners receiving GH¢10,000 each in every draw. The promotion will culminate in a grand draw, where one lucky customer will win GH¢200,000.Speaking at the event, the Bank’s General Manager, Retail Business, Mr. Kwaku Tweneboa-Kodua, said the campaign provides an opportunity to reward customers for their trust in SG Ghana while encouraging them to continue saving and growing their deposits with the Bank.

“To our customers who have participated so far, thank you for choosing SG Ghana. Your trust is important to us, and we remain committed to delivering value through our products, services and customer experience,” he added.He also encouraged more customers to participate in the promotion and stand the chance to win the grand prize.

The Head of Marketing, Communication and Quality, Mr. Eli Muzzu, expressed excitement about the response to the campaign so far, noting that more customers as well as non-customers still have the opportunity to participate between now and December 2026.

“Whether you already bank with us or you are considering joining SG Ghana, we invite you to take advantage of this promotion,” he said.

He was hopeful that the cash prizes won would help the winners make meaningful progress towards achieving their goals.

Aisha Ussiph, Marketing and Caritas Executive of the National Lottery Authority (NLA), which regulates the promotion, assured attendees of the fairness and transparency of the draw. She further encouraged customers to participate with confidence, noting that the process was conducted in accordance with the promotion’s established guidelines.

Customers can participate in the Deposit & Win Promo by depositing GH¢500, or multiples of that amount, into an eligible account and maintaining the qualifying funds for the required period. To qualify for a mini draw, funds must be maintained for at least one month.

To qualify for the GH¢200,000 grand prize, customers must reserve a minimum of GH¢5,000 for at least three months.With two mini draws still to come, customers have further opportunities to win GH¢10,000 each. Customers can visit any SG Ghana branch, call the Contact Centre on 0302 214 314, or visit www.societegenerale.com.gh for more information about the promotion and how to participate.

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