FBNBank ends 2022 with a note of gratitude and hope
FBNBank ended 2022 on a high note with special celebratory activities, award receptions and brand-sponsored events that were the main highlights that filled customers, clients and other stakeholders with hopes and expectations as we enter the new year, 2023.
For FBNBank, the month of December, in particular, was filled with exciting activities starting with the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols organized by the Bank’s employees, sponsors Pellafest, the Acapella festival and the “Samini Experience Festival II” featuring the Bank’s Product Ambassadors and a visit to the Orphanage Royal Seed in Papaase. Amid these activities, the Bank also received awards for Commercial Banking and Small and Medium Enterprise Banking. All together, these activities create a good feeling for the FBNBank brand that gives various stakeholders a real sense of being placed at the heart of the Bank’s efforts.
The Nine Lessons and Carols Festival, featured performances by employees including Frank Akuamoah, Music Kautaman Terui, Linda Goraseh and the delightful Staff Choir, Angelic Voices of FBNBank, who gave renditions of popular Christmas and Gospel songs. There is also Dulcet, a choral group that composes melodious music and the employees cheer. The exhortation, delivered by the Head, Commercial Banking, William Amon Neequaye asked “FBNBank employees and Ghanaians as a whole not to forget the lessons that Christmas taught us. This is the time to renew our commitment to serve our customers and clients with humility. This is the time to recharge in order to fulfill your expectations in the new year.
Pellafest Christian Music Festival is organized by United Praise in partnership with FBNBank, and lives up to its billing. This event of praise, worship, prayer and thanksgiving is in its fourth year, and attracts many visitors to the National Theater in Accra including Bank customers, clients and employees who use the opportunity to renew their faith and hope in Jesus Christ. . The theme for the 2022 event is “The Coming King.”
Bank Product Ambassador, Samini, once again established her credentials as a force to be reckoned with on the music scene with the second Samini Experience Concert that left customers and everyone in attendance asking for more. With a repertoire that appeals to both the young and the old generation, Samini delighted the audience and set the tone for even greater expectations for the 2023 edition.
The bank, in December, also received two awards. “Best Commercial Banking Brand” and “Best SME Banking Brand” at the 2022 Global Brand Awards Ceremony held at Dubai’s Palm Jumeirah-Waldorf. This is in addition to other achievements by FBNBank earlier in 2022. These include “Best Bank for SMEs” at the Connected Banking Summit West Africa Innovation & Excellence Awards, “Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Excellence Award” at the Health Environmental Safety and Security (HESS) and the Bank’s induction into the Ghana Club 100.
The crescendo for FBNBank in December 2022 which is filled with activities, is a visit to the Royal Seed House in Papaase on Kasoa-Bawjiase Road in the Central Region. Cash and food items worth thousands of Ghana cedis were given to children at Royal Seed Home as part of the employees’ year-end activities. The home has a total population of 150 children aged 6 months to 19 years. The Staff and Management of FBNBank add to this goodwill as a donation to support the Home during the festive season. Presenting the goods, Grace Isaac-Aryee, Treasurer at FBNBank and leader of the delegation said “in a season like Christmas, we must show kindness and bring hope and joy to those who do not have the means to achieve what few people can. to be given. As led by the Bank brand, we have put you first at this time and have come to spend time with you today. We have also come with a good sign and friendship.
FBNBank has in its 26 years of operation in Ghana remained focused on putting customers and communities first. This, has sought to do through the rich value and excellence of what the Bank contributes to the relationship with stakeholders as a whole, especially customers. FBNBank Ghana is a subsidiary of First Bank of Nigeria Limited, which is renowned for its excellent customer service and public stakeholder engagement that has been in place for 128 years of operation. FBNBank Ghana has 23 branches and three service points plus a network of agents across the country with over 500 staff. FBNBank offers universal banking services to individuals and businesses in Ghana.
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