NMB pavilions attract ministers, crowds at Nane Nane Exhibitions

By Respondents Reporter

NMB Bank's pavilions have become a major attraction at the ongoing Nane Nane agricultural exhibitions across the country, drawing Cabinet ministers, government officials and thousands of visitors seeking information on financial solutions for agriculture, livestock, fisheries and small businesses.

The strong public interest reflects growing demand for financing products that support productivity and investment in Tanzania's key economic sectors.

In Dodoma, Minister for Finance Ambassador Khamis Mussa Omar and Deputy Minister for Agriculture David Silinde visited the bank's pavilion, where they were briefed on a range of financial products aimed at supporting farmers, agribusinesses and other productive enterprises.

At the Eastern Zone exhibitions in Morogoro, Deputy Minister for Finance Laurent Luswetula toured the NMB pavilion at the Mwalimu Julius Nyerere Grounds. 

He received updates from NMB Central Zone Relationship Manager for Agriculture and Business, Ms Miastela Magoma, on the bank's efforts to expand access to financial services for agricultural value-chain actors and entrepreneurs.

Meanwhile, at the Nyamhongolo Grounds in Mwanza, NMB Government Business Relationship Manager Humphrey Kaaya engaged visitors on financing opportunities available through the bank, including tractor loans and other credit facilities designed to help farmers acquire modern agricultural equipment.

The lender is using the exhibitions to showcase products that support mechanisation, agribusiness development and financial inclusion, while also providing advisory services to visitors on investment and business growth opportunities.

NMB is among the sponsors of the 2026 Nane Nane exhibitions, a platform that brings together farmers, livestock keepers, fishers, businesses and policymakers to promote innovation and development in the agricultural sector.

The bank says its participation is aligned with its broader strategy of expanding access to financial services and supporting economic growth by enabling producers and entrepreneurs to invest, improve productivity and strengthen their businesses.

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