Zenith Bank holds annual health walk to promote fitness and healthy living

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The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Zenith Bank (Ghana) Limited, Henry C. Onwuzurigbo, has highlighted the importance of physical fitness and employee wellness, describing the bank’s annual health walk as a key initiative for promoting healthy living and strengthening relationships with customers and stakeholders. He said maintaining a healthy workforce was essential to productivity and the bank’s ability to deliver quality services, adding that the health walk provided an opportunity for employees, customers and other stakeholders to prioritise their well-being. Mr Onwuzurigbo made the remarks during the Zenith Health Walk and SME Fair organised as part of activities marking the bank’s 21st anniversary under the theme “21 Years of Excellence, A Future of Possibilities” .
He described the combination of the health walk and SME Fair as significant, explaining that while the walk promoted physical fitness and wellness, the fair provided a platform for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to showcase their products and services and connect with potential customers. He expressed appreciation to the bank’s regulators, board chairman and directors, executive management, customers, business partners, service providers, media representatives and staff, both past and present, for participating in the anniversary celebration. He also acknowledged the participation of the Ghana Wheelchair Basketball Federation and other organisations, associations and institutions, describing the turnout as a demonstration of the strong relationships the bank had built over the years. Mr Onwuzurigbo thanked participants for joining what he described as the biggest health walk in Ghana’s banking industry and reserved special recognition for the SME exhibitors, entrepreneurs…
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