COUNTY SECRETARY DR. FRANCIS SANG HOSTS EQUITY BANK DELEGATION AHEAD OF STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP
The County Secretary, Dr. Francis Sang, today welcomed a high-level delegation from Equity Bank, led by the Group Managing Director, Mr. Moses Nyambanda, in a courtesy call that marked the beginning of a promising collaboration between the county and the financial institution. The meeting, held at the county headquarters, centered on the finalization of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at fostering socio-economic growth and empowerment across various sectors in Nandi County.
The partnership, which is set to be formalized soon, will encompass a wide range of initiatives designed to uplift the lives of Nandi County residents. Key areas of collaboration include: Training for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), Youth Empowerment, Support for SMEs, Affordable Housing for County Staff, Financial Literacy Programs, Agribusiness Development.
During the meeting, Dr. Francis Sang expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating, “This partnership with Equity Bank is a significant step towards empowering our citizens and driving economic growth in Nandi County. We are committed to working with all financial institutions to ensure that our people have access to the resources and knowledge they need to thrive.”
Mr. Moses Nyambanda, Group Managing Director of Equity Bank, echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the bank’s commitment to supporting community development initiatives. “Equity Bank is proud to partner with Nandi County in this transformative journey. We believe that by working together, we can create lasting impact and improve the lives of countless individuals and families,” he said.
The MOU, once signed, will formalize this strategic partnership, paving the way for the implementation of these initiatives. The collaboration is expected to serve as a model for other counties, demonstrating the power of public-private partnerships in driving socio-economic development.
As Nandi County looks forward to this partnership, the focus remains on creating opportunities for all citizens, regardless of their background or circumstances. By leveraging the expertise and resources of Equity Bank, the county is poised to make significant strides in its development agenda, ensuring a brighter future for its residents.
Present during the meeting were the CEC Member for Administration, Public Service and ICT Isaiah Ketter, Ag Chief Officer for Finance CPA Caro Lagat, Chief Officer for Water Jonah Tireito, Chief Officer for Administration, Public Service and ICT Jonathan Misoi HSC, Chief Officer for Youth Kipchumba Cheruiyot, Chief Officer for Education Beatrice Jemurgor, and the Chief Officer for Agriculture Dr Paul Sanga.