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NCBA launches new branch in Migori Town as part of its retail expansion drive

Duncan Muema by Duncan Muema
September 16, 2023
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Yesterday, NCBA made a significant stride in its expansion drive by launching its new branch in Migori County, at Val Plaza in Migori Town. This is part of the bank’s ongoing plan to expand its network of branches and offer services to customers in different regions of the country. This move underscores the bank’s commitment to reaching more customers and enhancing its presence in key markets.

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Speaking during the launch, which was inaugurated by Migori Governor, H.E. Hon. Dr. Ochilo Ayacko, the NCBA Group Director Tirus Mwithiga said the branch will serve the residents with customized financial services, noting that Migori Town is a market corridor to Uganda and Tanzania with vibrant trade and business opportunities.

The new addition follows the recently launched branches in Kahawa Sukari and Eastleigh, taking the total NCBA branches in Kenya to 110.  The expansion plan aligns with NCBA’s long-term growth strategy, aimed at increasing its footprint and accessibility to banking services. These new branches will not only serve as banking hubs but also as catalysts for economic development in their respective regions.

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This expansion move is a testament to NCBA’s resilience and adaptability in the face of dynamic market conditions. As the banking landscape evolves, the bank remains agile, ensuring that customers have access to a wide range of financial services through multiple channels. NCBA’s decision to open new branches reflects its dedication to serving the diverse needs of its customers and fostering economic growth in Kenya and the East African region.

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