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Stanbic Bank Ghana Ltd Saturday organized a “Health Walk" as part of several activities lined up to mark its 10th anniversary celebrations for its branches in the Greater Accra region, including Kasoa.
The about 16 kilometers journey started from the Ayimensah Police Station in the Greater Accra region through Kitase, passing by the Peduase Lodge, through Gyankama and finally ending at the Aburi Botanic Gardens in the Eastern Region.
Hundreds of people including a board member, Alhaji El-Aziz Fattau, Managing Director, Alhassan Andani, management, staff, customers, friends and family members took part in the health walk with support from the Wellness Foundation.
It was full of fun when the bankers shunned their routine monetary affairs, and with their sporty attires hit the mountainous road on foot with moral backing from the Millennium Supporters Union of Ghana.
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