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Sterling Bank Plc has taken its Zero Transfer Fees campaign to the next level by launching a free bus ride initiative for customers across major Lagos corridors. The bank’s branded buses are offering free rides to commuters, providing relief in a city where transportation costs can be a significant burden.
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The initiative, which will continue through May 2025, is a testament to the bank’s commitment to financial freedom and its understanding of the challenges faced by everyday Nigerians. According to Chidimma Okoli, Masterbrand Marketing Lead at Sterling, “For customers who have to choose between transport fare and groceries, this is more than a ride; it is hope.”
Okoli further explained, “When we said we were tearing down the barriers to moving your money, we meant it. But we also meant the barriers to moving yourself, to moving your dreams, and to moving your life forward. This isn’t just about banking apps. It’s about freedom in every sense of the word.
The initiative has been well received by commuters, with one young professional sharing his experience on LinkedIn: “Every naira matters o. I already saved money on bank transfers using OneBank. Today, Sterling saved me time, money and stress after a brutal day at work. They just get it.”
The free bus ride initiative is part of Sterling Bank’s broader commitment to corporate citizenship and its mission to make a positive impact on the lives of everyday Nigerians. By providing tangible support to commuters, the bank is demonstrating its understanding of the challenges faced by its customers and its willingness to go beyond traditional banking services to make a difference
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