
NSSF bosses insist on not resigning.
“The report from parliament is advisory and it goes to the executive which then assesses the merit of what has been recommended. At that point, whatever they(executive) decide, we will then implement but until they do, the Fund has to continue running,” Ayota told journalists on Monday.
He was responding to a question in regards the recommendation by parliament owing to an investigation by parliament.
The Select Committee of Parliament tasked to investigate alleged abuse of office, corruption and mismanagement of the National Social Security Fund(NSSF) has recommended the stepping side of former Managing Director Richard Byarugaba and Deputy Managing Director , Patrick Ayota to step aside to pave way for investigation by IGG.
The report was consequently adopted by parliament after de...