Katherine Ampomah presenting a souvenir to a customer
A total of 42 customers were rewarded by Access Bank with cash prizes and other goodies at the 3rd and 4th mini draws of the ‘Fa Ketewa Bɛgye Kɛseɛ’ promotion held last Friday.
Thirty customers received cash prizes of GH¢15,000, GH¢8,000, and GH¢4,000, while 12 young customers won fully paid 12-month subscriptions on streaming platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Spotify.
Head of SME and Support at Access Bank, Eugenia Addo, explained that the promotion is aimed at deepening financial inclusion and encouraging a culture of savings among the youth.
She emphasised the bank’s commitment to prioritising customers in all endeavours.
“At Access Bank Ghana, we are committed to rewarding loyalty and making financial security a reality for everyone. So let us keep the momentum going, let’s keep saving, and let’s keep winning together,” she said.
Head of SME Sectors at the bank, Katherine Ampomah, noted that the promotion not only celebrates winners but also honours every individual customer who saves, invests, and believes in the brighter future Access Bank envisions.
“At Access Bank, our mission goes beyond banking. We are in the business of people. We understand that behind every deposit is a story. Parents saving for their children’s education, young professionals planning for tomorrow, families managing monthly expenses, and individuals stretching every cedi to meet rising costs. ‘Fa Ketewa Bɛgye Kɛseɛ’ was born from this understanding, and it is our way of saying thank you,” she said.
She added that the promotion seeks to make real impact by supporting customers through life’s challenges and showing that even small deposits can unlock big opportunities.
In all, 84 customers have been rewarded across four draws since the promotion began in May. To participate, customers are required to deposit a minimum of GH¢250 into a new or existing account, or spend GH¢500 or more using Access Bank’s digital cards.
The bank announced that the mega draw is scheduled for October 2025.
By Prince Fiifi Yorke