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Thousands of patrons have poured onto the streets of Kumasi for the Luv FM Fitness Walk, Saturday.
The much-anticipated event has lived to expectations by drawing one of the biggest attendances for a single event in recent times in Kumasi.
The Kumasi Metropolitan Chief Executive of Kumasi, Osei Assibey Antwi, one of high-profile personalities joined the event despite his busy schedules.
Participants first converged at the Kumasi City Mall, the starting and finishing point, for the pre- and post-walk aerobics, providing an opportunity for walkers to undergo free health screening, witness arm wrestling.
That session was also an avenue for network for business and other purposes.
Patrons who cherish good health is enjoying the exciting moment of walking to improve the health of their bodies and also socialize with other cherish listeners of Luv 99.5 FM.
The event is sponsored by SAQS Pharmacy, GT Bank, UTRAK Financial Services, IPMC and Olympic Furniture.
The rest are Tradewinds Chemist, Inesfly, Integrity Fund, Zet Mineral Water AFB Ghana and Otuasekan Rural Bank.
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