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Pilot Phase Xtrawins AMOUNT ACCOUNT NAME BRANCH PAID ROSEMARY CHIAGOZIE ORJIAKOR 084-IBAFON BRANCH 1,000.00 UMAR IBRAHIM 367-KADUNA,1 KACHIA RD. 1,000.00 OLADELE OLUFEMI FAMOROTI 014-VICTORIA ISLAND BRANCH 1,000.00 SAMOD KOLADE AKINYEMI 571-APAPA, RORO PORT MINI 1,000.00 OGUNTIMEHIN OLUWAFUNSHO AYODELE 379-VICTORIA ISLAND ADEOLA ODEKU 1,000.00 CHIDIMMA ASSUMPTA NNAMOCHA 594-AREA 1 MINI 1,000.00 WAHAMA ARIEL 059-YOLA BRANCH 1,000.00 YETUNDE Y FELE 312-IDIMU BRANCH 1,000.00 KASIM SULEIMAN 089-LOKOJA BRANCH 1,000.00 EGEOLU CHIBUZOR NKECHINYERE 606-NAZE MINI 1,000.00 ADIO ALIYU OGOMOLA 593-KEFFI MINI 1,000.00 395-WUSE II ABUJA,ADETOKUNBO UMMA MOHAMMED ADEMOLA CRESC. 1,000.00 AVER MEMBER CHRISTIANA 388-MAKURDI,NEW BRIDGE ROAD 1,000.00 CHINEDU NWA ONYEKWUSI 307-NEKEDE BRANCH 1,000.00 IMAOBONG WILSON AKPAN 527-60, IKOT EKPENE ROAD 1,000.00 ANTHONY OKOYE 202-NAHCO BRANCH 1,000.00 MICHAEL EMEKA OTOGBOLU 467-AGBARA, AGBARA INDUSTRIAL ESTATE 1,000.00 ADEWALE OMOTAYO AFUYE 402-UYO,ABAK RD. 1,000.00 kodjo zonblewou afanvi 067-ASPAMDA BRANCH 1,000.00 ADAM IBRAHIM 237-OJUELEGBA BRANCH 1,000.00 OGECHI BLESSING NJOKU 600-KIRIKIRI MINI 1,000.00 JUDE ORIABURE 553-SURULERE, ENITAN STREET AGUDA 1,000.00 IFEANYI FRIDAY ELUAGWU 191-AGBOR BRANCH 1,000.00 AMANZE MICHAEL OBINNA 456-KUBWA,ABUJA NASCO ROAD 1,000.00 EBUKA ANTHONY ASOGWA 361-ONITSHA,NEW MARKET RD. 1,000.00 460-IYANA IPAJA, LAGOS ABEOKUTA SALISU YAKUBU EXPRESSWAY 1,000.00 SULAIMON ABIODUN JENROLA 051-PALM AVENUE BRANCH 1,000.00 GAMBO MODU 374-MAIDUGURI, BAGA ROAD 1,000.00 UKPELE JOSEPH ELUOJOR 392-ASABA,NNEBISI RD. 1,000.00 IKECHUKWU IBEH 533-PH, RUMUOKORO EAST - WEST ROAD 1,000.00 DANIEL ROLAND ODEH 434-SANGO OTTA 1,000.00 ESTHER AMUCHE OBIORA 488-ENUGU, AGBANI ROAD 1,000.00 UMAR B USMAN 323-BIU BRANCH 1,000.00 CHINAZA CYNTHIA OKEKE 484-MAZA MAZA, OLD OJO ROAD 1,000.00 AONDOUNGWA IGBADIO 160-GBOKO MAIN BRANCH 1,000.00 DORATHY IBANGA JOSEPH 562-LEKKI PHASE I, ADMIRALTY WAY 1,000.00 EFIONG, AFIONG CLEMENT 134-ORON BRANCH 1,000.00 IMEKAN MARSHAL ECHENDU 150-IKOT EKPENE BRANCH 1,000.00 MAIWADA ABUBAKAR 012-KADUNA BRANCH 1,000.00 JOSEPH EDET SUNDAY 586-UMUAHIA MINI 1,000.00 SAMUEL YOUNGMAN KAGBARA 391-PH,FOT ONNE 1,000.00 PATIENCE AMARACHI EJIKE 476-OWERRI WETHERAL ROAD BRANCH 1,000.00 BUSHIROH BOLANLE KAREEM 269-BODE THOMAS BRANCH 1,000.00 ANGELA CHUKWUNONYE 453-ORLU,ORLU INTERNATIONA MKT. 1,000.00 USMAN ABOKI ASEBE 073-OGUNLANA DRIVE BRANCH 1,000.00 UGOCHUKWU IHEMEREZE 500-ORJI, OKIGWE ROAD 1,000.00 UGOCHUKWU ENEMCHUKWU 373-ONITSHA PORT HARCOURT RD. 1,000.00 FREDRICK ODION OAMEN 254-EKPOMA BRANCH 1,000.00 CHARITY IFUNANYA IGWE 324-OGIDI BRANCH 1,000.00 JOSEPH OLUWATOSIN IDOWU 005-OSHOGBO BRANCH 1,000.00 NZUBECHI CHRISTIAN NDUKWU 476-OWERRI WETHERAL ROAD BRANCH 1,000.00 TAIWO HASSAN FASASI 054-IWO ROAD IBADAN BRANCH 1,000.00 RUKAYAT OMOWUMI BELLO 529-ILORIN, UMARU AUDI ROAD 1,000.00 DANIEL ESU AKPAN 065-IKOTA BRANCH 1,000.00 ESAN ODUNAYO OLADIPUPO 396-ILORIN,IBRAHIM TAIWO RD. 1,000.00 CHIDI JOHN OKONGWU 420-AWKA,AZIKIWE STREET 1,000.00 LUKMAN ASOGBA 238-ILARO BRANCH 1,000.00 QUEEN EBIE KATTEY 010-TRANS AMADI BRANCH 1,000.00 MONDAY GODWIN 593-KEFFI MINI 1,000.00 GODSWILL FRIDAY 172-TEXTILE MILL ROAD BRANCH 1,000.00 AFEHE RICHARD USU 259-ZAKI IBIAM BRANCH 1,000.00 SEKAV AKPENWE 259-ZAKI IBIAM BRANCH 1,000.00 CALLISTA CHIBUIZU COLLINS 179-KARU BRANCH 1,000.00 043-ADETOKUNBO ADEMOLA, ABUJA SHERIFAT SULAIMAN BRANCH 1,000.00 PROMISE UKPATU 152-ENUGU ROAD 1,000.00 BABATUNDE ADENIYI 458-BENIN, SAPELE RD. 1,000.00 OKORONKWO OKECHUKWU 046-TRADE FAIR BRANCH 1,000.00 534-OWERRINTA,KM 3 UMUIKAA/OWERRI CHIDIMMA CHIMEZIE RD 1,000.00 OZOKO DAVID 373-ONITSHA PORT HARCOURT RD. 1,000.00 419-ONITSHA,OGBARU ENAMEL WARE OKECHUKWU ESIKA MARKET 1,000.00 OGECHUKWU OSUNKWO 487-GWAGWALADA ABUJA, PARK LANE 1,000.00 ISHAYA EDITOR 095-JALINGO BRANCH 1,000.00 LAWRENCIA OGECHI IYOKE 544-ALABA, DENSINE PLAZA OLOJO DRIVE 1,000.00 GRACE ODIBO 528-WARRI, UDU ROAD 1,000.00 EMMANUEL DAMINA 399-BAUCHI,ABDULKADIR AHMED RD. 1,000.00 EDOHOE MERCY OVIGWERE 409-LAGOS ISLAND,BROAD STREET 1,000.00 CHIBUEZE PRINCE ENWEREUZOR 217-FAULKS ROAD BRANCH ABA 1,000.00 VICTOR - ONEMOKPE 023-WARRI BRANCH 1,000.00 ORIE TRUST ANOMUOGHARAN 104-KUBWA BRANCH 1,000.00 AJIBO COLLINS NNAEMEKA 283-UNN NSUKKA BRANCH 1,000.00 NKECHINYERE AUGUSTINA 419-ONITSHA,OGBARU ENAMEL WARE UDEAGBARA MARKET 1,000.00 EMEKA MICHEAL OKECHUKWU 424-NNEWI,OLD NKWO MARKET ROAD 1,000.00 VITALIS CHIJIOKE ODUKWU 605-IMO STATE SEC MINI 1,000.00 EGBEWALE ILERIOLUWA 539-ILE - IFE, LAGERE ROAD 1,000.00 419-ONITSHA,OGBARU ENAMEL WARE AUGUSTINE UCHENNA UDORIE MARKET 1,000.00 DANFULANI UTHMAN ABDULKADIR 529-ILORIN, UMARU AUDI ROAD 1,000.00 JOSEPH SUNDAY OGWUCHE 143-JOS 1 BRANCH 1,000.00 AYODELE IBUNKUN ONABANJO 226-OTTA BRANCH 1,000.00 SAMUEL NWANI 072-UMUAHIA BRANCH 1,000.00 INYANG PHILIP 220-EKOTEDO BRANCH IBADAN 1,000.00 CHUKWUENYE NWADIKE 497-KANO, FRANCE ROAD SABON GARI 1,000.00 STANLEY CHISOM UFOMBA 020-ABA BRANCH 1,000.00 ALIYU ABBA YAHAYA 014-VICTORIA ISLAND BRANCH 1,000.00 IBRAHIM IBRAHIM 075-LAFIA BRANCH 1,000.00 UMAR A JIBRILLA 059-YOLA BRANCH 1,000.00 NURATU SHAIBU 473-NEW KARU, KEFFI ROAD 1,000.00 ROSELYN RONKE AKINRULI 396-ILORIN,IBRAHIM TAIWO RD. 1,000.00 OBIRINUCHIM DOLLAR OWUNDA 141-WOJI BRANCH 1,000.00 EVEREST E ODILINYE 047-TINCAN ISLAND BRANCH 1,000.00 ADESINA OLUSOLA 222-ILE IFE BRANCH 1,000.00 OYELEKE RASHEED LAWAL 424-NNEWI,OLD NKWO MARKET ROAD 1,000.00 HASSAN EKULE 014-VICTORIA ISLAND BRANCH 1,000.00 AZEEZ TEMITOPE ADENIYI 226-OTTA BRANCH 1,000.00 ABDULLAHI ABDUL 034-BAUCHI BRANCH 1,000.00 IBEKA SUCCESS OGBONNE 563-OSISIOMA MINI 1,000.00 ONOME FAITH ANIGHORO 447-LEKKI, LEKKI-EPE EXPRESSWAY 1,000.00 DAVIDS IYKE HENRY 480-ALAUSA, ASHABI COLE ROAD 1,000.00 IKE KELECHUKWU DAVID 584-EBSU MINI 1,000.00 OGUNLUSI MARY ADETOLA 044-ADENIYI JONES IKEJA BRANCH 1,000.00 OVIAWE LYDIA IMADE 172-TEXTILE MILL ROAD BRANCH 1,000.00 AZEES AFUSATU ADUKE 481-IDIROKO, IDIROKO ROAD 1,000.00 ANTHONIA EBERECHUKWU OHALELE 371-OWERRI, WAAST AVENUE,IKENEGBU 1,000.00 NASIRU ALIYU 035-MAIDUGURI 1,000.00 EBERE NWAKIBEYA 556-OKIJA, OLD OKIJA IHIALA OGUTA RD 1,000.00 CHIBUIKE JOHN EKELEDO 379-VICTORIA ISLAND ADEOLA ODEKU 1,000.00 OLUMUYIWA SHENI OSHO 440-IKORODU 83 LAGOS ROAD 1,000.00 RITA ILLAH UBANYI 567-ODUA MINI 1,000.00 CHIBUZO GENEVIEVE ONYEJI 500-ORJI, OKIGWE ROAD 1,000.00 IBRAHIM ADAMU 566-ABA ROAD MINI 1,000.00 ONWUATUEGWU RICHARD EBERE 500-ORJI, OKIGWE ROAD 1,000.00 IFEOMA JANE NKEMAKOLAM 542-CALABAR, NDIDEM USANGLSO ROAD 1,000.00 LOVETH NKIRU NDU 510-ENUGU, PRESIDENTIAL ROAD 1,000.00 BASIRAT BOLA MUSBAU 269-BODE THOMAS BRANCH 1,000.00 AHMED GAJO IBRAHIM 375-LAGOS ISLAND, BALOGUN STR. 1,000.00 PIUS OKONKWO EDEH 412-ONITSHA,IWEKA ROAD 1,000.00 CHIBUZOR ROY EZEADIGWU 433-OGBA IKEJA,IJAIYE RD. 1,000.00 OJONG OWAN NTUIOKWA 496-IKOM, OKIMI OSABOR STREET 1,000.00 HENRIETTA ENE COBHAM 147-CALABAR 1 1,000.00 TOMISIN DIEKOLA OLAJOBI 247-COVENANT BRANCH 1,000.00 FLORENCE NEBECHI UJEBE 335-ABAKILIKI 2 BRANCH 1,000.00 SUNDAY AKPOTU 569-WARRI MINI 1,000.00 MICAH NJOSI 191-AGBOR BRANCH 1,000.00 NNADOZIE OKORO 416-PH,50 IKWERRE ROAD 1,000.00 ADEOLA NIMOTALLAHI ADISA 404-EBUTE METTA,MARKET STR.OYINGBO 1,000.00 IWO SIMON JULIET 290-AZIKIWE ROAD PHC BRANCH 1,000.00 MERCY OKON JEREMIAH 304-EKET BRANCH 1,000.00 RHODA MANI 370-JOS,COMMERCIAL AREA 1,000.00 YAKUBU JARMAI KABIRU 014-VICTORIA ISLAND BRANCH 1,000.00 DIMGBA,ONUOHA A,ANYA OMA KALU 416-PH,50 IKWERRE ROAD 1,000.00 MARCEL CHUKWUEME IFEANYI 525-ILESHA, ITA BALOGUN STREET 1,000.00 ESORUN STEVE OLUWOLE 208-ORILE COKER 1,000.00 ADUNI SIDIKAT ADELOKUN 565-JANKARA MARKET MINI 1,000.00 WALIAL BALOGUN 337-EPE BRANCH 1,000.00 APUU EDWARD 229-OGOJA BRANCH 1,000.00 GOODNESS FATIMA ABUH 145-MISSION ROAD BRANCH 1,000.00 UCHENDU MIRACLE OKWUCHI 370-JOS,COMMERCIAL AREA 1,000.00 ILESANMI SOLOMON AJOWELE 273-MUSHIN BRANCH 1,000.00 369-DEI-DEI ABUJA,BUILDING MATERIALS NOKPAN ELISHA DAMULUM MARKET 1,000.00 ADEMOLA ADEWALE 597-ISHERI MINI 1,000.00 ERIC INALEGWU OCHIFE 388-MAKURDI,NEW BRIDGE ROAD 1,000.00 GRACE ATOBATELE 525-ILESHA, ITA BALOGUN STREET 1,000.00 ISAH USMAN WISDOM 276-OTURKPO BRANCH 1,000.00 AMAKUBUAKURO O TUBU 148-WUSE 2 BRANCH 1,000.00 ANTHONY NATHANIEL 319-DURUMI BRANCH 1,000.00 CHRISTOPHER NELSON OBASI 208-ORILE COKER 1,000.00 MICHAEL ISI OKODOGBE 392-ASABA,NNEBISI RD. 1,000.00 359-ISOLO, ASA-AFARIOGUN STR,AJAO MUNACHI JOEL OKAFOR ESTATE 1,000.00 ABIGAIL LAZARUS 243-BUKURU BRANCH 1,000.00 JACKSON DANIEL ANIEMA 358-PH, TRANS AMADI 1,000.00 BIBIANA CHRISTOPHER UKANA 036-UYO 1,000.00 ANIETIE JUSTINA IFEOMA 372-ENUGU,GARDEN AVENUE 1,000.00 ESTHER IRETI FAFIOLU 119-OJODU BERGER BRANCH 1,000.00 TOYIN AKINTADE 400-AKURE,OYEMEKUN STREET 1,000.00 JOSEPH TERMHA DENNIS 145-MISSION ROAD BRANCH 1,000.00 ONYINYECHI AUGUSTINA ONYEACHILAM 505-MBAISE, AHIARA JUNCTION MBAISE 1,000.00 MODUPE OLUWATOYIN SAPAYE 279-IRE AKARI BRANCH 1,000.00 IFEANYI EMMANUEL AGIM 475-NKPOR, DEMUDE STREET 1,000.00 RICHARD PATRICK UMANA 134-ORON BRANCH 1,000.00 EKE CAROLINE ONURUKA 170-OBA AKRAN BRANCH 1,000.00 godwin ogbusi 332-ANYIGBA BRANCH 1,000.00 IBRAHIM KABIR T.
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