NIPCO Rewards Customers with ₦16 Million: How Motorists and Gas Users Can Benefit
NIPCO Plc, a major downstream oil and gas company in Nigeria, has rewarded loyal customers with a total of ₦16 million through a lucky draw aimed at appreciating motorists, okada riders, fuel buyers, and cooking gas users across the country.
The initiative highlights how everyday purchases can turn into real financial rewards for Nigerians, especially during challenging economic times.
What Happened at the NIPCO Lucky Draw
The lucky draw was held at NIPCO’s Wuse 2 filling station, Banex Junction, Abuja, in the presence of customers and key stakeholders. According to a statement signed by Lawal Taofeek, Assistant General Manager, Corporate Affairs, NIPCO Plc, the event was organised to thank customers for their consistent patronage over the years.
Cash prizes ranged from ₦100,000 to ₦5 million, with winners receiving ₦100,000, ₦200,000, ₦300,000, ₦500,000, ₦600,000, ₦800,000, and ₦1 million. The star prize of ₦5 million was won by Lucky Obiora from Warri, Delta State, bringing the total payout to ₦16 million.
Why This Matters to Nigerians
Beyond the excitement, the initiative shows that regular fuel and gas purchases can come with added value. One of the winners, Edwin Okechukwu, who won ₦800,000, described the reward as timely support.
“₦800,000 is a lot in this economy. Because of this reward, I will keep buying from NIPCO,” – Edwin Okechukwu,one of the winners
Other winners also noted that the draw strengthened their trust in the brand and encouraged continued patronage.
How to Be Part of the NIPCO Lucky Draw
To benefit from this opportunity:
- Buy fuel or cooking gas from any NIPCO filling station.
- Collect and keep your purchase ticket or proof of transaction.
- Watch out for announcements from NIPCO on upcoming lucky draw dates.
- Participate when selected, as winners are chosen transparently during open draws.
NIPCO has announced that the lucky draw will now hold monthly, with dates to be communicated.
NIPCO’s loyalty reward scheme is a practical example of how companies can support Nigerians while building trust and customer relationships. For motorists and gas users, simply buying fuel from NIPCO could now mean extra income and unexpected financial relief.
