NTUNGAMO, UGANDA – The Archbishop of Mbarara Archdiocese, His Grace Lambert Bainomugisha, has urged banking institutions to play a vital role in fostering economic growth and uplifting the dignity of everyone. Speaking at the official unveiling of the Centenary Bank Ntungamo branch, a new three-story building facility, the Archbishop emphasized that banking services should go beyond mere transactions to represent a lifeline for families, businesses, and communities.
A Shared Mission:
The Archbishop noted that churches support institutions like Centenary Bank because they share the same mission of serving the whole person for the common good. He commended the people of Ntungamo and neighboring districts for their loyalty and trust in Centenary Bank, stating that the bank is committed to serving them with excellence, integrity, and compassion.
Expanding Financial Inclusion:
The Executive Director of Centenary Bank, Joseph Kiwanuka Balikundembe, highlighted the bank’s mission to bridge the gap in banking services between Kabale and Mbarara. The new branch in Ntungamo is expected to enhance financial inclusion and provide easier access to banking services for the local population.
Key Quotes:
Archbishop Lambert Bainomugisha: “Banking services should represent more than one transaction to the lifeline of families, businesses, and communities.”
Joseph Kiwanuka Balikundembe: “Centenary Bank aims to bridge the gap in banking services between Kabale and Mbarara.
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