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Ecobank Ghana Limited on Tuesday organised a digital public forum on coronavirus and how it affects an individual's health and businesses' finances.
The event which was organised in collaboration with the African Centre for Disease Control was streamed live on Facebook and Youtube as well as on myjoyonline.com
Viewers were encouraged to ask questions using the hashtag #AskEcobankGH on Facebook by clicking the Ecobank Live tab on the Ecobank Ghana Limited page.
“COVID-19 requires us to think and act differently, let us engage as we adapt to this new reality together,” a statement from the bank read.
Meanwhile, Ecobank continues to remind Ghanaians to always observe social distancing, wash hands frequently under running water for at least 20 seconds with soap and avoid touching their face.
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