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Conoil Plc rewards first winners in Valentine Bonanza promo

Customers of Conoil Plc have begun receiving prizes in the company’s ongoing Valentine Bonanza, with the first set of winners emerging from the initial raffle draw.

The promotion, which started on February 14, aims to reward loyal customers across participating retail outlets. During the first raffle draw held on February 21, several customers won ₦10,000 worth of free petrol.

The draw was conducted in the presence of media representatives to ensure transparency.

A representative of the company’s management said the initiative was designed to appreciate customers for their continued patronage, noting that participation had been strong across Conoil stations.

“Our customers have responded impressively to the bonanza, with strong participation recorded across our stations,” the representative said.

The second and final phase of the promotion is now underway. Customers who purchase a minimum of 10 litres of petrol at participating stations qualify for the grand finale raffle.

The final draw is scheduled for February 28 at noon, with motorists encouraged to visit participating outlets to obtain tickets and take part before the Valentine promotion concludes.

LUKMAN ABDULMALIK

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