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Season 2 of Access Bank’s “All Walks of Life” to premier July 2

The cast of All Walks of Life After a thrilling first season of 10 episodes, the Access Bank online TV series “All Walks of Life” is returning for a second season starting at 9:01pm on July 2, 2021.

The series, which airs on the YouTube channel of the Bank, will witness some new faces such as James Gardner and Mikki Osei Berko (Dada Boat), bringing their craft to make the second season even more exciting.

Other notable actors in the Ghanaian movie industry featuring in the series include Adjetey Annang, Nikki Samonas, Roselyn Ngissah, Belinda Dzattah among others.

Giving insights into the second season of “All Walks of Life”, the Acting Head of Corporate Communications at Access Bank Ghana, Oluwaseun David-Akindele it is laced with surprises, twists and turns that will keep viewers at the edge of their seat as the story builds up.

He added that, “Online TV content has come to stay and with the pandemic, more people have switched to this platform to get some distraction and entertainment.”

Olumide Olatunji, Managing Director of Access Bank Ghana Plc. added that the Bank is glad to be investing in the creative arts industry to ensure Ghana can be the ultimate beneficiary.

Launched last year during the height of the pandemic and restrictions, the series forms part of the Bank’s commitment to positively change the narrative about Africa and showcase Ghanaian creativity across the continent.

“All Walks of Life”, which is co-created by Access Bank and Emerge Advertising with sponsorship from Kasapreko Carinval Liquor, puts a microscope on the unavoidable relationship between people from every social bracket in the society, what everyday life looks like for the typical Ghanaian, and tackles social, economic and various topical life issues.

The series will also feature some of the Bank’s digital products such as the PayDay loan service, *901# mobile banking service, AccessMobile app and card payment options among others.

Currently operating from 52 business locations across the country, the Bank says it continues to build long-term relationships with its customers based on trust, digital innovations, good customer service and transparency.

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