Kofi Ahovi

 Prudential Bank has successfully concluded its 3-month Step Challenge, a health initiative aimed at promoting employee health and wellness. The challenge, which included a mandatory health check and a step challenge, encouraged employees to prioritize their physical activity and healthy habits. Prudential Bank culminated its Step Challenge with a vibrant health walk and aerobics session. The event featured an approximately 2-hour walk covering 11 kilometers. The route spanned from the bank's head office on Ring Road Central to Kanda Highway, through the Airport Residential Area, and back via Liberation Road, ending at the head office. The bank declared June as Health Screening Month, marking a strategic shift towards fostering a workplace culture that prioritizes health and wellness. Employees underwent comprehensive medical check-ups, including tests to monitor their health and adopt preventive care practices. Speaking to the media after the health walk, Lilian Antwiwaa Asante, H...

  Ghana’s most progressive financial institution, OmniBSIC Bank, has taken a significant stride in fostering a health revolution by hosting its eagerly awaited third-quarter health walk on Saturday, September 30, 2023. The event drew an impressive crowd of employees, businesses and the general public, all united in their pursuit of a healthier lifestyle. Daniel Asiedu, the Managing Director of OmniBSIC Bank, explaining the primary objective of the health walk stated that it is to promote physical activity and inspire individuals to prioritize their well-being. He added that the event serves as a potent catalyst for a health revolution, inspiring individuals to adopt healthier lifestyles. Through events like these, the bank not only promotes physical well-being but also fosters unity and camaraderie among its employees, customers and the broader public. “This quarterly tradition is gaining substantial momentum, underscoring the bank’s commitment to nurturing a culture of wellness,” ...

  MTN Ghana over the weekend organized the second edition of the 'MTN Bright Media Health Walk' for some selected journalists in Accra. The 5.4 kilometre walk started from the Legon Botanical Gardens through the main campus of the University of Ghana-Legon and back to the starting point. The event organized by the communications division of MTN Ghana was aimed at improving the lives of the journalists and its staff. It also served as an avenue for the staff and the journalists to bond together. It was led by MTN Ghana’s Chief Corporate Services and Sustainability Officer, Madam Adwoa Wiafe; and Senior Corporate Communications Manager of MTN Ghana, Georgina Asare-Fiagbenu. MTN Ghana officials The walk which lasted over two hours again presented the participants with a unique opportunity to actively interact with one another, and renew friendships, through physical exercise, amusement, and refreshment outside their office space. After the long walk, the journalists and the MTN st...

 Ghana’s mobile telecommunications giant, MTN, over the weekend organized a fitness walk for its media partners. Also known as ‘MTN Media Republic’, the programme attracted participants from selected media houses and media associations such as Journalists for Business Advocacy, Sports Writers Association of Ghana, (SWAG) Network of Communication Reporters (NCR)  among others. The 5.9 km walk begun from the Ayi Mensah toll booth to Peduasi and later converged at Aburi Gardens in the Eastern Region. The participants were taken through a lot of physical activities including aerobics by fitness instructors from the Mental Catalyst Club. The programme, was the first of its kind organized by the company. It was championed by the Corporate Communications Department of MTN to improve the health of journalists. Former Chairman of the National Media Commission, Nana Kwasi Gyan Apenteng was one of the senior  journalists who participated in and completed the walk. Speaking after the...