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Wema Bank Rolls Out Rewarding Deals for Fashion Souk 2025

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Wema Bank Fashion Souk 2025 offers shoppers cashback, prizes and a vibrant December experience at Harbour Point, Lagos

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Wema Bank Plc on Friday in Lagos announced an exciting festive rollout as it confirmed major shopping rewards for customers attending the Wema Bank Fashion Souk 2025, scheduled for 6 and 7 December at Harbour Point, Victoria Island.

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The bank said the two-day souk builds on previous editions that drew thousands of fashion, lifestyle and beauty enthusiasts.

It added that this year’s event will deliver an elevated end-of-year retail experience designed to help shoppers discover new brands and celebrate the season.

Wema Bank stated that customers will receive a twenty percent cashback on all purchases made with Wema or ALAT debit cards during the event.

The bank explained that the cashback scheme aims to make the festive shopping period seamless and more rewarding.

Officials also confirmed that visitors can open Wema Bank accounts on-site, fund them immediately, and take part in spin-and-win activities that offer instant cash prizes and gifts, creating a dynamic atmosphere for shoppers.

The bank said the Wema X Fashion Souk reinforces its commitment to empowering small and medium enterprises, supporting emerging entrepreneurs and delivering exceptional customer experiences that merge lifestyle, fashion and financial convenience.

It noted that the initiative reflects its broader push to stimulate creative enterprise and enhance customer engagement during the holiday period.

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Wema Bank added that it remains focused on promoting innovation and providing value-driven services that uplift businesses and enrich customer experiences across Nigeria.

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