NSSF Secures UGX 50.3 Billion in Dividends from Airtel Uganda

In a major financial milestone, the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) this morning received a cheque of over UGX 50.3 billion in dividends from Airtel Uganda. This marks a strong achievement in the Fund’s efforts to grow its investments and provide real value to its members.

The cheque handover event, which was attended by representatives from both NSSF and Airtel Uganda, highlighted the successful partnership between the two institutions. The UGX 50.3 billion payout represents a return on NSSF’s strategic investment in Airtel Uganda, one of the country’s leading telecom companies.

According to NSSF, this dividend payment is not just a financial gain—it’s a clear sign that the Fund is on the right path when it comes to choosing where to invest members’ savings. By putting money into strong and reliable companies like Airtel, the Fund is able to grow its portfolio while ensuring that members get the long-term benefits they deserve.

This move also reflects the strength of Airtel Uganda’s performance in the market. By staying competitive and profitable, the company has made it possible for shareholders like NSSF to enjoy solid returns on investment.

NSSF’s commitment to growing members’ savings through smart, high-yield investments continues to shine through. This latest payout is expected to boost confidence among savers and reassure them that their contributions are being put to good use.

As the Fund continues to seek out growth opportunities, this success story serves as a reminder that partnerships between strong institutions can deliver great results.