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    Ghana Insurers Association create awareness through fun games

    Papa LincBy Papa LincJuly 10, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read6 Views
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    The Ghana Insurers Association fun games highlighted the essence of insurance The Ghana Insurers Association fun games highlighted the essence of insurance

    The Ghana Insurers Association (GIA) kicked off its Insurance Awareness Month celebration with a fun-filled event at the University of Ghana, Legon.

    This year’s sporting event, dubbed “Insurtainment,” brought together industry professionals for a day of fun, games, and education.

    The initiative aimed to promote the importance of insurance and make it more accessible, not only to the elite but also to the general public, including the informal sector, which accounts for about 80% of the country’s working population.

    Using the occasion to engage and educate the public, industry leaders emphasised the need for Ghanaians to prioritize insurance, citing its role in providing financial security and protecting lives.

    They highlighted the association’s ongoing efforts to design policies that address diverse needs, making insurance more inclusive and responsive.

    The event encouraged attendees to view insurance not just as a product, but as an essential part of life, focused on risk management and protection.

    Through initiatives like Insurtainment, the GIA aims to promote a culture of insurance awareness while encouraging the public to pay appropriate premiums for the risks they want to cover.

    With participation from over 45 life and non-life insurance companies, reinsurers, micro-insurance firms, brokers, and agents, the event was a vibrant gathering that saw even top executives stepping out of their offices to engage in various sporting disciplines.

    The 2025 Insurance Industry Fun Games brought together talent from across the sector, offering a platform to showcase athleticism, teamwork, and camaraderie through exciting competitions.

    Participating companies demonstrated impressive energy and determination, earning recognition in the form of trophies and medals awarded across multiple categories.

    This year’s line-up featured a range of disciplines, including football, table tennis, athletics, volleyball, tug-of-war, and other indoor games.

    Below are the results from the main events

    2025 Insurance Industry Fun Games – Winners List

    CEOs 100-Metre Walk

    1st Place: GLICO Group

    Football

    1st Place: SIC Insurance PLC

    2nd Place: Star Life

    Volleyball (Women)

    1st Place: Coronation Insurance

    2nd Place: AYo International Ghana

    Tug-of-War

    1st Place: Prudential Life

    2nd Place: Enterprise Life

    100-Metre Race (Women)

    1st Place: Prudential Life

    100-Metre Race (Men)

    1st Place: Young Insurance Professionals (YIPS)

    2nd Place: AYo International Ghana

    Table Tennis (Men)

    1st Place: AYo International Ghana

    2nd Place: Star Life

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