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Diamond Bank Offers Interest Free Peugeot Car
Diamond Bank is putting smiles on the faces of Nigeria by offering a first of its kind window at opportunities for customer to acquire choice Peugeot Cars without paying any interest on the principal.
The Diamond Bank finance of car offer available are Peugeot models 307.406 and 407.
These according to the bank are yuletide gilts. Having noted that this is coming at a period of shrinking industry lending, the bank says it remains committed to putting smiles on the face of Nigerians consumers desiring the best service at an affordable price.
Details of the offer, as released by the bank shows that customers have two options to choose from you can either make a down payment of 30 per cent and pay the balance over 18 months on a zero interest basis, or make as low as 15 per cent down payment and earn a N5,000 monthly cash bank which qualifies you for the Diamond saving xtra salary life rewards scheme. Whilst customer who choose Option I will earn the zero interest repayment plan, customers who purchase any of the cars with Option 2 will qualify for the savings xtra salary 4 life rewards in which they stand a chance to win income payment of N100,000 every month for the next 20 years, plus a host of other fantastic prizes. In addition, every customer will stand a chance to have their loans read in fact at a draw process in which one in every 50 customers will win.
According to Charles Udoh, head Corporate Communications, “we are offering customers an early Christmas gift by giving them an opportunity to acquire brand new Peugeot cars without having to worry about the burden of high interest repayments.
Few financial institutions are lending at this time, and with the extra benefits, added with our savings Xmas rewards scheme, the offer becomes even more compelling.
Mr Udo further stated that both customers and non-customers of Diamond Bank are eligible to participate provided they meet the lending requirements. Meanwhile two more customers of the bank emerged winners of “salary 4life “star prize in the Diamond saving, Xmas season 2 rewards draw for November which took place in Lagos. Jude Onyebuchi Duru, a customer from the Bank’s Idumota, Lagos Island branch and Sunday Christian Ntude of Grace Road, Eket branch, Akwa Ibom State, emerged the two latest “Salary 4 life “Star prize winners which entitles them to a monthly income of N100,000 thousand Naira for the next twenty years respectively.
In the same vein, 10 customers win N500,000 cash each, while 25 others won prizes including, motorcycles, LCD Television sets, Generators, Laptops and Air conditioners.
The latest salary 4life winners join four other customers, Grace Ihekerenma Iloabuchi (Ikwere road Port Harcourt branch), and Olatunde Adekunle Oketade (Le-ebanon road, Ibadan branch), as well as Amadi Cordelia Oluchi, (Nyannya Abuja branch), and Babangida Mailafiya, (Doma Road, Lafia branch) who won in the September and October draws respectively, making a total of 6 winners so far. 18 more salary 4life prizes will be given away before August 2010.
Addressing the audience, during the draw in Lagos, Mr Garry Marsh, head, Retail Banking, said that the savings xtra campaign had been resounding success so far and all the objectives behind savings xtra campaign have been achieved. According to him, “we are glad that we have come this far in the campaign, in the first phase of the campaign, we succeeded in transforming the lives of many people in such a manner that will remain evergreen in their lives and we hope to achieve the same thing in this second season of the campaign. This is the second draw in the second season and we are already doing wonderful thing, in the lives of our customers”.
Also speaking during the draw was John Anyanwu from KPMS, the overseer of the processes of the draw, stated that since the inception of the draw in 2008, Diamond Bank had remained consistent with the outlined rules and guidelines for the draw. He said,” there is absolute transparency in the draws and I can assure every body that all the results from the draws so far have remained credible and transparent.
I can equally testify that the draw held here today is in line with all the lad down procedures guiding this campaign. All accountholders of the Bank who are eligible to participate in this draw participated, and no customers was given undue advantage to emerge as a winner. All winners emerged from a free and fir draw process to day.”
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CBN Revises Cash Withdrawal Rules January 2026, Ends Special Authorisation
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has revised its cash withdrawal rules, discontinuing the special authorisation previously permitting individuals to withdraw N5 million and corporates N10 million once monthly, with effect from January 2026.
In a circular released Tuesday, December 2, 2025, and signed by the Director, Financial Policy & Regulation Department, FIRS, Dr. Rita I. Sike, the apex bank explained that previous cash policies had been introduced over the years in response to evolving circumstances.
However, with time, the need has arisen to streamline these provisions to reflect present-day realities.
“These policies, issued over the years in response to evolving circumstances in cash management, sought to reduce cash usage and encourage accelerated adoption of other payment options, particularly electronic payment channels.
“Effective January 1, 2026, individuals will be allowed to withdraw up to N500,000 weekly across all channels, while corporate entities will be limited to N5 million”, it said.
According to the statement, withdrawals above these thresholds would attract excess withdrawal fees of three percent for individuals and five percent for corporates, with the charges shared between the CBN and the financial institutions.
Deposit Money Banks are required to submit monthly reports on cash withdrawals above the specified limits, as well as on cash deposits, to the relevant supervisory departments.
They must also create separate accounts to warehouse processing charges collected on excess withdrawals.
Exemptions and superseding provisions
Revenue-generating accounts of federal, state, and local governments, along with accounts of microfinance banks and primary mortgage banks with commercial and non-interest banks, are exempted from the new withdrawal limits and excess withdrawal fees.
However, exemptions previously granted to embassies, diplomatic missions, and aid-donor agencies have been withdrawn.
The CBN clarified that the circular is without prejudice to the provisions of certain earlier directives but supersedes others, as detailed in its appendices.
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