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ADB holds its maiden health walk
Managing Director of ADB Daniel Asiedu said the walk was to encourage their employees to live healthy lives by exercising often.
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About 850 military men and staff of ADB converged at the El-wak Sports Stadium for the walk which included a health screening.
The staff of both organizations walked through 37 bus stop, Nima, Cantonment, GBC, Kanda and back to El-wak.
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The collaboration with Armed Forces is to solidify the already healthy relationship between the two entities.
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Chief of staff, Major General Sampson Adeti said the walk marks “the beginning of good things to come. We wish to thank ADB for this collaboration that has had tremendous impact. ADB and Ghana armed forces collaboration started many years ago and this has been emphasized by the fact that ADB has several branches in the entire country, so for those of us who are in the armed services, ADB is a very reputable partner with whom we can collaborate ensuring all our financial requirements”
Daniel Asiedu urged all members of the Ghana Armed Forces to save with the ADB to “experience a better level of service than you have received anywhere.”
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