Saturday, 22 September 2012

First National Bank to open new outlet in Newly Created Nabdam District


22-09-2012     
The Chiefs and people of the newly created Nabdam District have lauded the proposed establishment of a bank in the area. The First National Bank which has over 45 branches across the entire regions of the country is set to open a new branch at Nangodi to help enhance business activities, inculcate the habit of saving and also improve the financial status of the people. As promised by the Presidential Candidate of the PPP, Dr.  Paa Kwesi Nduom, during his recent visit to the area, people of Nabdam are enthused about the benefit that the new bank would bring, considering the poor saving habit of the people. The setting up of a bank in the area, the people confessed would ease the   trouble of people commuting long distances to Bolgatanga, the regional capital to access banking facilities. People, particularly those in the remotest part of Nabdam are poised to inure maximum benefit when the bank is set up because due to their financial backlash, people in such areas find it extremely difficult and reluctant to access banking facilities, thus compounding their poverty situation. Radio Ghana’s interaction with some residents of Nangodi revealed that access to loans pose a major challenge to farmers and owners of small business enterprises. The situation, they complained has retarded the progress of development in the area since business activities including farming are stagnated owing to difficulties in accessing loans from banks. Dr Nduom during his recent campaign tour to the area pledged his unflinching support for the people of Nabdam if given the nod to rule the country. Beside the proposed establishment of the bank in the area, the PPP Dr Nduom said, would see to the speedy development of the area and appealed to the chiefs and people to vote for the PPP for rapid development in all sectors of the economy. He also called on the people to vote Mr Emmanuel Gambil Ditamina, as parliamentary candidate for the area for total  change and development.
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