
NBC VICTORIA BRANCH DONATES SCHOOL BOOKS WORTH TSHS 2.5 M TO DESTINY SECONDARY SCHOOL
The National Bank of Commerce (NBC) Victoria Branch has donated school books valued at TZS 2.500,000 to Destiny Secondary School, under the NBC Colleagues Initiative which is the bank’s ongoing CSR program. While speaking during the handover ceremony NBC Victoria Branch Manager Esther Nkambwe said it is important that students be provided with the adequate resources for learning: “It is key that students are provided with the proper resources for their education. We are all aware that there are severe shortages of resources in our schools which often results in our children performing below standard, now it is time that we work together as parents, teachers and neighbors to make an effort to provide some of these resources that are needed so that our children can learn under better conditions. We cannot solve all the problems but if we make a joint effort, we can make a significant impact for the better. We at NBC have opened the doors and it is our sincere hope that others will follow our lead and contribute towards bettering education in our country.” Said Ms. Nkambwe Speaking on behalf of the school, Destiny Secondary school’s head teacher Mrs. Machri’s thanked NBC for the donation, “Thank you NBC for taking note of our problems and coming to assist us. We are grateful for these books which will ensure that our students can study with a bit more comfort as they will not have to scramble to get a book. It is our hope that others have seen your gesture and are also finding ways to help us and other schools in one way or another.” Said Mrs. Machiri Under the NBC Colleagues Initiative each bank branch and directorate is allocated TZS 2,500,000 to donate to any educational project that impacts the lives of many. This corporate social responsibility program aims at improving the quality of education in schools countrywide. NBC has spent over 186 million shillings towards education initiatives to help schools in the communities that the bank serves.
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