Title: More than 200 retired civil servants from Maniema demand their final accounting from the Congolese state
Introduction :
The situation of retired civil servants in Maniema has become critical, with more than 200 of them demanding payment of their final settlement from the Congolese state. After dedicating many years of service to the nation, these retirees find themselves in a difficult situation, unable to provide for themselves and their families. The Maniema mutual of retirees denounces the way in which the National Social Security Fund for State Public Agents (CNSSAP) treated them, and highlights the incompetence of the current managers of the CNSSAP. This unfortunate situation requires urgent intervention on the part of the Congolese state to honor its commitments to its aging staff.
Development :
The retired civil servants of Maniema have rendered loyal service to the nation and having passed the retirement age, they are now waiting to receive their final account. However, the lack of payment of these statements has plunged them into a critical financial situation. Retirees find themselves unable to meet their most basic needs and support their families. They are outraged at the way in which CNSSAP officials made fun of them and deliberately neglected their precarious situation.
The Maniema retirees’ mutual also highlights the incompetence of the current managers of the CNSSAP. They fail to recognize the importance of caring for their aging staff. Retired civil servants have dedicated years of their lives to serving the nation, and they deserve to be treated with respect and dignity. The Congolese state must take its responsibilities and pay the final accounts of retirees without further delay.
Conclusion :
The precarious situation of more than 200 retired civil servants from Maniema demanding their final accounting from the Congolese state is extremely worrying. These retirees, having devoted their careers to the service of the nation, find themselves in a financial impasse, unable to provide for themselves and their families. It is imperative that the Congolese state takes its responsibilities and honors its commitments to these retirees by making the necessary payments. It is time to recognize and respect the hard work of these aging civil servants who have contributed to the development of the country.