The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has recorded a massive boost in its assets, strengthening the very foundation of contributors’ investments.
The Deputy Director General of SSNIT, Amadu Sulley, has disclosed SSNIT’s assets alone moved from 20 billion cedis in 2024 to over 25 billion cedis in 2025.
He attributed the growth to strategic investments and management, adding that their outfit is working to ensure contributions are well secured.
Speaking to OTEC News, Mr Sulley reiterated SSNIT’s commitment to deploying innovative plans to keep sustaining their operations.
“Now SSNIT is using its digital platforms to provide optimum services to customers, today one can sit in the comfort of his or her home to interact with us,” he said.
He emphasized SSNIT will continue to explore and improve its services for pensioners to enjoy peaceful retirement.
