MTN- GHANA Emplyees Support Breast Cancer Patients
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Workers at the leading telecommunication network, MTN- Ghana on November 8, 2024 supported patients with breast caner in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana as part of measures to create breast cancer awareness.
The heartfelt gesture was during an event organised by the outfit, “Y’ello Goes Pink Day” for staff at the forecourt of MTN House and it’s regional offices.
Prior to the Y’ello Goes Pink Day, two groups within MTN-Scancom Cooperative Credit Union and Women in Technology (WIT) Cohort 3 Ladies, presented a donation to the Acting Chief Human Resource Officer, Mr. Abdallah Ibrahim in support of women battling with cancer disease as part of measures for staff to voluntarily contribute their quota towards fighting the disease.
The event was not only aiming at educating participations the importance of early detection and healthy living, but to also fostered a sense of understanding the disease.
In a press release signed by Adwoa Afriyie Wiafe
Chief Corporate Services and Sustainability Officer, the event was also to create opportunity for employees to undergo meducal screening for various health checks, including Body Mass Index (BMI), blood pressure, and breast screening exercise.
The fair also featured a special Bra Sales and Bra Management session leb by Dansowaa Omega Amponsah, CEO of Pretty Little Things who shared practical advice on proper bra usage and maintenance.
Dietician Nana Kofi Owusu took the stage to discuss healthy eating habits that can aid in cancer prevention. He emphasized the benefits of having balanced nutrition. He also explained the nutritional value of various foods, empowering participants to make informed dietary choices for better health.
Dr. Dennis Bortey, a renowned Medical Doctor, led a vital session on breast cancer and shared insights on self-examination techniques. He educated employees on how to perform self-checks and stressed that early detection can be lifesaving. During his talk, he highlighted key factors, symptoms, and treatment options for breast cancer, providing participants with valuable information to recognize early signs of the disease.
To keep energy levels high, the event featured an exciting fitness session with Jay Fitness, which got everyone on their feet and actively participating in some aerobic exercises. The fitness session included giveaways, adding an element of fun and engagement to the day’s activities.
At the end of “Y’ello Goes Pink Day,” MTN employees walked away with more than just gifts—they gained vital knowledge on how to live healthier lives and detect signs of breast cancer early. The event successfully fostered a culture of awareness and proactive health management, reinforcing MTN Ghana’s commitment to supporting the fight against breast cancer.
