Zenith Bank Ghana ushered in the holiday season with its 2025 Light-Up and Carols Night on Friday December 12, 2025, illuminating its Head Office on Independence Avenue and the Airport Enclave, spreading festive joy to staff, commuters, and the wider public.

The annual ceremony, which has been a tradition since 2018, featured performances reflecting the spirit of collaboration and unity among the Zenith family.

Speaking at the event, MD/CEO, Mr. Henry C. Onwuzurigbo said the lights symbolise the Bank’s journey, resilience, and shared success over 20 years of operations in Ghana under the theme: “20 Years of Impact, A Lifetime of Shared Growth.”

“This year, we have not only reflected on our 20-year journey, we have also taken bold steps toward a greater and more successful future. In an operating environment that has tested many, we have remained focused, disciplined, and strategic,” he said.

Mr. Onwuzurigbo also highlighted Zenith Bank’s 2025 achievements, including the launch of innovative products such as the Zenith Visa Fleet Card, Eazy Cash mobile microloans, and the Mastercard Foundation Bridge-in-Agriculture programme, designed to support businesses, women, and youth in agriculture and related fields.

He also noted the Bank’s strides in digital transformation, including an upgraded website that is more user-friendly, secure, and accessible, reflecting Zenith’s commitment to world-class digital experiences.

The ceremony also celebrated Zenith Bank’s strong financial performance and multiple industry accolades, including the Financial Times London’s Bank of the Year Award, underscoring its position as a leading financial institution in Ghana.

Mr. Onwuzurigbo emphasised that the Light-Up represents more than festive decoration; it reflects teamwork, excellence, and a shared vision for the future. He thanked the Board, staff, customers, and partners for their support and encouraged everyone to carry the Zenith spirit into 2026.

The event concluded with festive greetings, as Zenith Bank continues to shine both literally and figuratively in Ghana’s financial landscape.