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CUSTOMER OF THE MONTH


Today we’d like to shine the spotlight on Miss Kehinde Fiyinfolu Aluko, a fresh graduate of the department of civil engineering, University of Ibadan who in a bid to ensure financial security for herself and have a stash of backup fund in the event of emergencies decided to start saving with us.

In her own words, “ F&K savings has given me the opportunity to know how to save and spend wisely and through this platform I was able to save money to pay for my professional course”.
Helping our customers actualize their dreams has always been a joy to us and we’d like to appreciate Kehinde for trusting us with her funds and allowing us to help her plan towards the life she deserves.

You too can be like Kehinde today and start saving the smart way, with F&K savings, all it takes is a couple of clicks and you are set up and ready to go.
Visit www.fandksavings.com to create your account now and experience financial freedom with us.
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