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Zenith Bank to light up Lagos with Aspire Music Festival
Dubbed as the most anticipated entertainment event of the year, Zenith Bank Plc is set to light up the social and entertainment scene this month with the announcement of the Bank’s “Aspire Music Festival”.
The breathtaking festival which holds on September 21 by 8:00 pm at the Harbour Point Event Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos, promises to be a night to remember, as it will feature captivating and thrilling musical performances by some of Nigeria’s biggest artistes including Olamide, Flavour, Phyno, Niniola, Mayorkun and Rema.
The Aspire Musical Festival, which is a must attend event for music lovers, tourists and fun seekers, is one of a series of events lined up by Zenith Bank to usher in “Style by Zenith 2.0”, the bank’s annual lifestyle fair which will take place towards the end of the year.
Attendance at the music festival is exclusively reserved for Zenith Bank customers. However, non-Zenith customers can still participate by simply opening a Zenith Bank account and registering to attend at www.zenithbank.com/style
Zenith Bank Plc is recognized as one of the most innovative financial institutions in Nigeria and was voted the most customer-focused bank in Nigeria for the Retail and SME segments in the 2018 KPMG Annual Banking Industry Customer Satisfaction Survey (BICSS).
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