Novus Microfinance Bank pledges economic empowerment for small businesses in Benue

Patricia Goja, Managing Director of Novus Microfinance Bank, has promised accessible and affordable financial services to the people of Katsina-Ala Local Government, highlighting the bank’s mission to empower individuals and small businesses, enabling them to achieve their financial goals.

The managing director made the promise on Monday during an official launch of its new Customer Meeting Centre at Katsin-Ala Local Government, marking the beginning of a broader expansion across the region.

This was contained in a press statement made available by Wandedoo Peter, Head of Communications and Publicity.

Patricia Goja explained that the launch of the Katsina-Ala Centre was a significant step in Novus MFB’s mission to provide accessible financial services to local businesses and individuals. With a focus on empowering entrepreneurs and promoting financial inclusion, the bank aims to fuel economic activity and create new opportunities for residents.

She emphasised that the potential of the Centre was to alleviate poverty and improve livelihoods within Katsina-Ala and the surrounding areas.
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‎She said, “This launch is just the first in a series of new centres, signalling Novus MFB’s dedication to expanding its reach and impact. The bank plans to replicate this successful model in other communities, bringing vital financial services to more people and furthering its goal of becoming a leading force in microfinance across the region.”
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‎Goja emphasised Novus MFB’s dedication to providing accessible and affordable financial services to the people of Katsina-Ala. She highlighted the bank’s mission to empower individuals and small businesses, enabling them to achieve their financial goals.
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‎The Ter Katsina-Ala, Gbakaan Simon Tativ, lauded the bank’s initiative, noting its potential to stimulate economic growth and improve the livelihoods of residents. He encouraged the community to embrace the opportunities presented by Novus MFB.
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‎Gbakaan said that the launch of the Katsina-Ala customer meeting centre was the first in a series of planned expansions, with Novus MFB aiming to establish additional centers across the state.

“This move underscores the bank’s commitment to reach a wider audience and contribute to the economic development of Benue State. The bank’s representatives were pleased to announce that a number of similar branches will be launched in the coming weeks”.