Accra: Staff, management, and customers of Zenith Bank (Ghana) Limited participated in a health walk on Saturday through the main streets of Accra to celebrate the Bank's 20th anniversary. The event was themed '20 Years of Impact, A Lifetime of Shared Growth.' According to Ghana News Agency, the 10-kilometer walk began at the Bank's Head Office at Zenith Heights, Ridge, and led participants through significant routes in the capital, including Ridge Roundabout, the Accra Financial Centre, Independence Avenue, and the Ako Adjei Interchange, before concluding back at the starting point. Mr. Henry Oroh, the Managing Director, explained that the exercise was part of a series of events planned to mark the Bank's two decades of operations in Ghana. He emphasized that the health walk demonstrated the Bank's commitment to promoting wellness, teamwork, and social engagement among staff and stakeholders, while celebrating its consistent growth over the years. Mr. Oroh remarked that Zenith Bank's success story involve s not just financial performance, but also the people who have been an integral part of its journey. He highlighted that the walk symbolized the shared energy, resilience, and partnerships that have sustained the Bank for 20 years. The milestone underscores the Bank's emphasis on innovation, customer service excellence, and community development, reinforcing its status as a leading player in Ghana's banking sector. Reflecting on the Bank's journey, Mr. Oroh noted that it began 20 years ago, driven by vision and anchored in service excellence. The health walk was a tribute to the significant strides made in transforming Ghana's banking landscape and elevating the Zenith brand to one recognized for strength, innovation, and trust. He also mentioned that this year's walk was particularly meaningful as it represented the journey taken together over the years. Over the past two decades, Zenith Bank has built a reputable financial institution in Ghana, respected across Africa and globally. The Bank plans to maint ain a strong capital adequacy ratio above regulatory requirements to reinforce financial stability and resilience. Mr. Oroh expressed gratitude to the media for their support in sharing the Bank's stories and impact with Ghana and the wider world. The event also offered free medical screenings and wellness tips for participants. Customers participating in the walk praised the Bank for maintaining close relationships with clients and for initiatives that support good health and corporate social responsibility.
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