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The staff of the National Lottery Authority (NLA) on Saturday successfully organised a Health Walk and Fun Games.
A statement signed by the Public Relations Unit of the NLA and copied to the media in Accra said, the walk started at the premises of NLA Head Office at exactly 6 a.m. and saw the staff walked through some principal streets of Accra, from Accra Central to Adabraka, Kwame Nkrumah Circle, Madina and finally ended at Adenta.
It said the Fun Games included Football, Table Tennis, Tug of War and a Dancing competition for Patrons and staff also took place at Light Academy, Adenta.
The theme for the Walk and Fun Games was "Fitness: Key to the NLA Transformational Agenda," the statement said.
It said the Walk was also to publicize and promote the Transformational products of NLA especially the E-Kiosk Project.
The statement said, the NLA’s yet-to-be introduced E-kiosk service is a modern tool to make payment of bills and other NLA services easier and faster.
It said the staff who participated in the Health Walk and Fun Games were excited about the event and grateful to the Planning and Organizing Committee for a wonderful work done.
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