Author: Sammy Heywood Okine
MTN Ghana’s subsidiary MobileMoney Fintech LTD., continue to demonstrate its active involvement in promoting health and wellness through various health exercises amongst other initiatives.
Today Saturday, April 11, 2026 was another edition of the MoMo Staff Wellness Walk when the MobileMoney Fintech Ltd (MMFL) Ghana team held two hours health walk from Ayi Mensah to Aburi.
The staff engaged in some stretching, dancing and body workouts in front of the Peduase Lodge after the walk and they interacted in a friendly mood, amidst brass band music and refreshments.
Head of Human Resources, Dzifa Romano Mensah who took part in the health walk expressed that the exercise had been very successful as they helped each other to climb the hills and support themselves to build a unique vibrant hard working family.
She revealed that MMFL is planning to roll out other initiatives.
On her part, Manager of Communications and Stakeholder Management at MobileMoney Fintech Ltd (MMFL), Afua Serwaa Asafo-Adjei said she had benefited a lot in the walk by sweating and drinking coconut to replenish.
She noted that exercising in a group bonds the team and energises them to produce better results.
“It has been worth it,” she stressed.
Last year, the company held Health Initiatives & Walks notably the DOSH Health Insurance Partnership (Dec 2025) when MTN MoMo partnered with DOSH Health Insurance to launch a digital health insurance product directly on the MoMo App (*915#), offering up to GHS 9,000 annual coverage.
This partnership emphasized on preventative health and wellness.
The Asogli Te Za Health Walk (March 2026) was also successful as MTN Ghana participated in the 2025/2026 Asogli Te Za Health Walk in Ho, promoting fitness, unity, and a sanitation drive to keep Ho clean.
The Ark FM Health Walk (April 2025) had MTN Ghana participating in the 9th edition of the Ark FM Health Walk as well as the Breast Cancer Awareness Walks (October 2025) with MTN Y’ello Ladies Network which hosted breast cancer awareness power walks to promote early detection.
