9PSB Leads Advocacy for Healthy Living During Global Public Health Week 2024

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L-R: Lead, Retail Banking, 9 Payment Service Bank (9PSB) Oladimeji Saka; Head, Human Resources Department, 9PSB, Alex Ohai; Team Lead, Marketing Communications, 9PSB, Inemesit Ekong and Head, Banking Operations and Finance, 9PSB, Adesoji Eminowon at the Health Walk Session in Victoria Island Lagos, held recently to commemorate the Global Public Health Week 2024.

To promote healthy lifestyles, especially among the productive members of society, 9 Payment Service Bank (9PSB), Nigeria’s leading digital payment service bank focused on financial inclusion, has taken steps to encourage staff members to prioritize their health. This initiative was highlighted during a webinar titled “My Health, My Right,” led by health expert Dr. Stephen from the AXA Mansard Wellness Team. The webinar was part of the activities organized to mark this year’s Global Public Health Week, with a theme centered around “Fostering Peace as a Prerequisite for Equitable Health.”

L-R: Lead Retail Banking, 9 Payment Service Bank (9PSB) Oladimeji Saka; Glory Umeham of 9PSB; Head Banking Operations and Finance, 9PSB, Adesoji Eminowon and Team Lead, Marketing Communications, 9PSB, Inemesit Ekong at the Health Walk Session in Victoria Island Lagos, held recently to commemorate the Global Public Health Week 2024.

Throughout the health week, various activities were conducted to educate and raise awareness among staff about the importance of healthy living and the factors that contribute to overall well-being. These efforts aim to enhance the quality of life and boost productivity by emphasizing the significance of regular exercise, medical check-ups, healthy eating habits, adequate rest, and avoiding harmful toxins to prolong life expectancy.

Reflecting on the theme of this year’s health week, Branka Mracajac, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of 9 Payment Service Bank (9PSB), emphasized the crucial role of good health in one’s life. She stressed the importance of striking a balance between work and personal life, emphasizing that the well-being of individuals hinges on daily choices and deliberate actions aimed at achieving desired outcomes.

Cross section of 9 Payment Service Bank staff at the Health Walk Session in Victoria Island Lagos , held recently to commemorate the Global Public Health Week 2024.

Branka further added, ‘’There is always a price paid for every good outcome. Self- discipline should be inculcated into our daily lives and right steps taken to avoid poor lifestyle that impact negatively on our health. As the saying goes ‘’health is wealth”. Therefore, we have no reason not to take our health seriously. “As an organisation, we have made provisions for Health Insurance for all staff as required by law and in partnership with our designated Health Management Organisation to ensure access to healthcare for all staff members. We will continue to thrive and take adequate care of our human capital as they are key to the success of our organization”.

The culmination of the health week activities was a well-coordinated 42-minute walk, involving all staff members starting from the Head Office at Adeola Odeku through Saka Tinubu in Victoria Island, Lagos. This initiative aimed to emphasize the importance of regular exercise, as it enhances mental alertness, cardiovascular functions, aids in weight control, and reduces the risk of chronic conditions such as type 2 diabetes and hypertension.

Cross section of 9 Payment Service Bank staff at the Health Walk Session in Victoria Island Lagos , held recently to commemorate the Global Public Health Week 2024.

Global Public Health Week (GPHW) stands as an annual event organized by the World Federation of Public Health Associations (WFPHA), serving as a significant moment for the global public health community. Its objective is to unite institutions, communities, and public health stakeholders worldwide, acknowledging the contributions of public health and its workforce. Additionally, it fosters discussions on best practices and identifies gaps essential for disease prevention and the promotion of health and well-being on a global scale.


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