, Arumeru
The Standing Committee on Constitution and Law has advised college and university students in the country and social security funds to invest money for future use including self-employment capital when they graduate.
Speaking to students at the University of Arusha (UOA) after a visit to the college with the aim of mobilizing students for the NSSF reserve fund, Mbeya Region Member of Parliament (CCM), Suma Fyandomo urged young people in universities in the country to use the section. of the money they get from the country’s credit board (Heslb) to save and not to enjoy.
Fyandomo, said that there has been a huge employment crisis in the country and urged university students to save for the future so that they can find self-employment capital for later life and abandon the concept of waiting for government jobs.
“Young people should come forward to join social security funds in the country for future purposes even if they receive money from a small savings credit board and graduate to get capital through their savings,” said Fyandomo.
Mwanga MP Joseph Tadayo said it was the responsibility of every citizen to maintain a culture of saving while urging civil society to promote the culture in primary and secondary schools.
The dean of the University of Arusha, Prof Patrick Mano urged the students of the university to start building a culture of saving and stressed that it is a shame for a university student not to have any bank savings.
He also advised the students to have a culture of joining social security funds in order to save for later and stop using the loan money and those given to them by their parents for various uses.
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Arusha, Prof Kitojo Wetengele said the initiative to encourage students at the university to join the country’s social security system will benefit them by preparing for the future.
The president of the Arusha University Student Government, Isaya Irigo, that the education to join social security funds has opened their minds and they will go to use the opportunity to join the fund for later life.
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