Unaitas Sacco has opened a new branch in Kigumo, Murang’a County, bringing the total number of its outlets to 32 in the Country.

Speaking during the opening, Unaitas Sacco Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Martin Muhuhu urged financial institutions to show unwavering commitment to meeting their members' evolving needs during the ongoing tough economic times.

Despite the economic challenges, he underscored the need for institutions to remain committed to offering reliable financial services to Kenyans.

Further, he said that financial institutions must find ways to support their members who are contending with the hard economic times affecting Kenyans. The institutions must help members navigate the financial challenges where they can.

“When the people’s purchasing power decreases, people might face challenges especially repaying loans as they may have to prioritize basic needs like food. We know our members won’t be an exception therefore we are ready to support them in all ways possible.”

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Additionally, he said Sacco has branches in 13 counties, including Kisii, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nairobi, Kajiado, and Machakos, and employs over 370 people, attributing that growth to commitment and reliability.

“We have branches all over Kenya and we are pleased with the reception here at Kigumo as we open this new branch.” 

On his part, Muriithi Kung’u, the Unaitas chairman, said the Sacco is keen on bringing accessible financial services to the people as they celebrate growth.

He said that the Sacco takes pride in its large membership, having over 400000 members and an asset base of over 24 Billion shillings.

“Our customers have trusted us with deposits over 13 billion shillings and we have issued loans worth over 18 billion shillings.” he said.

 He called upon residents to embrace modern financial institutions for help with managing and growing their finances.

Kigumo Deputy County Commissioner, Buxton Abwasi Mayabi called upon all financial institutions to tailor services targeting small scale traders and farmers.