NMB BANK HOSTS LAWMAKERS FOR A NETWORKING IFTAR IN DODOMA

As the sun set over the Bunge Grounds in Dodoma on Wednesday, NMB Bank hosted a memorable networking Iftar dinner for members of the National Assembly, upholding its cherished annual tradition of sharing the blessings of Ramadhan with key stakeholders.

Commending the lender for transforming the Bunge Iftars from a mere ceremonial meal into a dynamic forum, they noted that the gatherings now serve as a valuable networking platform and an opportunity for constructive engagement on national welfare and development matters

“The NMB Bank Bunge Iftar gatherings have become a key event on the local Ramadhan calendar, reaffirming the commitment of NMB Bank to fostering stakeholder relationships and supporting national development,” said Njombe Urban MP Deo Mwanyika.

Echoing the sentiments of fellow lawmakers and recognizing NMB Bank's profound generosity during the Holy Month of Ramadhan, he noted on the sidelines of this year’s event that these gatherings are increasingly becoming developmentally famous important.

“NMB Bank’s Bunge Iftar continues to be a symbol of unity, generosity, and impactful engagement, reinforcing the lender’s role as a key partner in Tanzania’s socio-economic development,” noted the legislator for Makete, Mr Festo Richard Sanga.

This year’s event brought together ministers, deputy ministers, senior government officials, corporate leaders, national defense and security commanders, religious leaders, and esteemed NMB Bank customers.

Continuing its tradition of corporate giving, NMB Bank extended its generosity to children from five orphanages in Dodoma - Ghadaf, Arrahman, Imam Swadiq, Ndachi, and Zam Zam.

These children not only shared a meal but also received essential food and upkeep supplies, further demonstrating the bank’s commitment to uplifting vulnerable communities.

Tabora Women Special Seats lawmaker Hawa Mwaifunga expressed gratitude for this humanitarian support, highlighting its profound impact in bringing joy, dignity, and hope to underprivileged children.

"NMB Bank’s involvement in supporting these children extends beyond immediate needs. It nurtures a culture of generosity and inclusivity, ensuring they feel valued and part of the broader community," she noted.

NMB Bank CEO Ruth Zaipuna underscored the significance of the Bunge Iftar in strengthening partnerships with lawmakers and the government.

"This gathering is a testament to our shared values of generosity and collaboration. Our continued engagement with Parliament and stakeholders is key to our growth and the socio-economic progress of the country," she said.

Board member Benson Mahenya echoed these sentiments, reiterating that the event reflects NMB Bank’s longstanding tradition of engaging with business partners and other stakeholders during Ramadhan.

In her brief remarks on behalf of the Speaker of the National Assembly, Dr Tulia Ackson, the chief guest, Bunge chair, Hon. Najma Murtaza Giga, attributed NMB Bank’s remarkable successes to the virtues of generosity and the blessings of strategic partnerships.

She emphasized that the lender not only cares about those in need but also embodies a spirit of service and collaboration, working closely with Parliament to advance meaningful socio-economic and developmental progress for the greater good.