NSS Boss Defends $300, 000 Cost on MIT Training.

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The Executive Director of the National Service Secretariat (NSS) has annulled all claims from the MP of Kumbungu, Ras Mubarak who says that the Secretariat is wasting money by spending $300, 000 on a training programme at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

The Executive Director  of NSS claims the initiative by government to support the programme was to help eradicate the high level of unemployment in the country. He also added that the training was embedded with series of workshop activities that was directed towards finding solutions to youth unemployment.

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