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Access Bank Shocks Customers as ‘Fa Ketewa Bɛgyɛ Kɛseɛ’ Promo Ends With Massive Cash Giveaways

M.Cby M.C
December 10, 2025
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Access Bank Ghana has brought its highly anticipated six-month nationwide savings initiative, known as the Fa Ketewa Bɛgyɛ Kɛseɛ promo, to an exciting close.

The campaign ended with a grand draw at the bank’s head office in Accra, delivering life-changing rewards to customers who stayed committed to building a consistent savings habit. The finale marked the culmination of months of activities designed to promote financial discipline at a time when many Ghanaians face rising economic pressures.

The event drew customers, officials from the National Lottery Authority, and bank representatives who gathered to witness the unveiling of top winners. The atmosphere was filled with suspense and celebration as Access Bank rewarded the loyalty and discipline of its customers.

Empowering Ghanaians Through Small Savings

According to Edward Nelson-Addy, Head of Corporate Communications at Access Bank, the motivation behind the promotion was deeply rooted in the bank’s belief in the transformative power of savings. He explained that the bank’s goal was to encourage customers to appreciate the significance of saving, no matter how small the amount may be.

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Nelson-Addy noted that customers who made consistent deposits drove the campaign’s success. He said the initiative eventually grew beyond a typical banking promotion to become a support system for many individuals striving to manage essential expenses such as school fees, rent, and household bills. Highlighting the importance of the campaign, he stated, “Even during demanding times, saving still holds power. And today, we celebrate that power.”

His words reflected the broader message of the campaign that financial stability begins with simple, disciplined actions. Through the promo, Access Bank aimed to foster confidence among customers who needed motivation to adopt long-term financial planning.

Winners Walk Away With Life-Changing Cash Prizes

The grand draw delivered moments of excitement as Access Bank announced the various winners across its categories. In the first-tier category, three customers emerged as the top beneficiaries of the cash reward scheme.

Elizabeth from the Kejetia branch took home GHS15,000, while Veronica from Tarkwa secured an impressive GHS30,000. The biggest moment of the night came when Amos of the Legon branch was declared the overall top winner, receiving a massive GHS50,000 prize.

These cash rewards were designed to provide meaningful financial relief and empower recipients to meet both personal and family needs. Whether used as capital for business expansion, educational support, or household improvement, the prizes represented an opportunity for customers to turn their savings efforts into tangible outcomes.

Young Savers Take the Spotlight With Tech Rewards

The campaign also made room for younger participants under the Youth Category, reinforcing Access Bank’s commitment to nurturing financial responsibility among the next generation. Young savers who consistently contributed to their accounts walked away with high-value tech gadgets that captured the attention of the audience.

Ramatu from Legon won an iPhone 16 Pro Max, Josephine from UPSA claimed a PlayStation 5, and Bridget received a Chromebook. These items were awarded as motivational rewards to encourage young people to adopt positive savings habits early, positioning them for a stronger financial future.

Nelson-Addy explained that the prizes across all categories were a token of appreciation for customers’ loyalty and active participation. He emphasized that the campaign’s success was driven by the customers themselves, whose dedication kept the promotion alive throughout the six-month period.

NLA Commends Access Bank for Transparency and Professionalism

The National Lottery Authority played an important supervisory role to ensure fairness and credibility in the selection process. Akua Serwaa Adu Darko, who represented the Authority at the event, commended Access Bank for maintaining integrity throughout the campaign.

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She noted that the bank’s commitment to transparency had strengthened public confidence in the promo and encouraged more Ghanaians to cultivate sustainable savings habits.

Adu Darko added that the NLA’s partnership with Access Bank demonstrated the bank’s professionalism and dedication to financial empowerment. She explained that such initiatives were essential in guiding customers toward healthier financial decisions that ultimately contribute to economic growth.

As the Fa Ketewa Bɛgyɛ Kɛseɛ promo ends, Access Bank leaves a legacy of encouraging financial discipline and rewarding commitment. The campaign did more than distribute prizes. It inspired thousands of Ghanaians to take small but meaningful steps toward improving their financial wellbeing.

The success of the promotion reinforces Access Bank’s position as a customer-focused institution dedicated to supporting financial literacy and empowerment. With such impactful initiatives, the bank continues to play a leading role in driving savings culture across the country while giving customers practical incentives to stay engaged in their financial journeys.

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