Luv FM Corporate Games 2026: Kumasi Central Prisons, Amanfiman Bank win big amid fun
Corporate institutions in the Ashanti Region gathered for yet another thrilling and energetic day at the Luv FM Corporate Games 2026.
On a spirited day, the Luv FM Corporate Games 2026 united over 22 corporate institutions from the Ashanti Region in various sporting activities focused on physical fitness, workplace relationships, and business networking. The event featured a range of games such as football, volleyball, basketball, table tennis, Ludo, sack bag races, line-and-spoon races, and penalty kicks, where executives from different companies took part.
The Kumasi Central Prisons team triumphed in the football competition, with their victory credited to discipline, determination, and tactical changes during the match. Deputy Superintendent of Prisons Richmond Oppong, the team's leader, emphasized their focused approach despite limited training time and highlighted their defensive discipline and strategic substitutions as key factors in their success.
Amenfiman Community Bank claimed victory in the table tennis and volleyball competitions, while GLICO emerged winners in the line-and-spoon race and draft contest. CKM secured the chief executives' penalty kicks championship. Maxwell Frimpong Manso, the Marketing and Relationship Manager for the Multimedia Group Limited, explained that the games aimed to encourage employees to maintain physical activity and foster business networking beyond work environments.
He praised the event's sponsors and partners for their support, encouraging more businesses to participate in future editions. Business representatives praised the games for increasing brand visibility, promoting their products, and facilitating business connections. They expressed optimism that the Luv FM Corporate Games would offer more opportunities for corporate engagement, product promotion, and B2B partnerships in the future.
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