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Mphwiyo mbava
Mphwiyo mbava
7 years ago

recover cash gate money first!!!!!!!
Mphwiyo ndi anzake anaba ma billion, awo akungoziyenderawo…
Bwanji osamukwenya iyeyo kuti abwenze.
Ine as former university graduate sindingabwenze
Za ziiiii

bornfree
bornfree
7 years ago

chonde inu mukutolela the loan muchite masamu a present value of the money that was paid kalero. If you haven’t considered that yet paja muganiza mobwelela k25000 ya year 2000 cannot equal to yalero

small man
small man
7 years ago

MK 577 billion siinabwezedwe, Muli sanabweze yake ku bank ndiye ife tiphweke! Mukuona ngati ife ndife mabulutu akumamidzi eti!!! Mumuuze employer wanga vuto palibe koma first bring me all the contracts imene ndidasainila kuti ndizibweze komanso kabungwe kamene kankatininkha ngongoleyo kadatha! Yanga ndiyodyela mahule ndi bawa kwa Biwi.

Nos
Nos
7 years ago

I laughed the time I heard this and I laughed again when I heard it on the radio. You guys are morons and I detest every one of you at a subatomic level. The reason this country gets absolutely nowhere because of the subintelligence that is displayed over and over again especially in issues like this. When we got those loans, we knew we had to pay them back but most of us are not willing to pay back money to hypocrites and thieves. where will this money go and how will it be used? will those receiving the money… Read more »

Kanyimbi
Kanyimbi
8 years ago

Hahahaha anzanu a Kapala a ku Kasungu angomwa kachasu basi. Pano anatheratu. Anyway why did the University release the degrees to people with balances at the college? Foolishness at its best. Do not blame the ex-students.

Ze Kwaya, Mafumu, A Chim'bambo, Ahead, Lucifer, M-Crazy, J-Lo, Virus
Ze Kwaya, Mafumu, A Chim'bambo, Ahead, Lucifer, M-Crazy, J-Lo, Virus
8 years ago

You guys are not serious. Some of us have always been ready to repay the loan; after all its just 125,000 for all the 4 years; but its not even known kuti ndalamazo tikumupatsa ndani. Ofcourse, you have put forth the account details, but no one can just deposit money without knowing where the money is going to OR trusting the ones collecting it. You will have hard time collecting it. Cheers to virus (from Poly – mkazi iwe unkandiladitsa kwabasi) and Lucifer (the late – man munkatiopseza zedi); and others, like Ahead – kaya pano ali kuti kaya after… Read more »

Mtondoli Jonazi
Mtondoli Jonazi
8 years ago

Let us hope they are serious about this. I remember I still owe the University of Malawi MK360.00 which I have been willing to pay with interest – seriously. This is since 1994 – 95 school year when I was soing my final year at Chanco. I am looking forward to getting details on how we can do this since I am currently outside the country. Will possibly pass by Chanco and do it when I am up that side. In those days there was a loan facility that some people used to abuse – yours truly included (though for… Read more »

November Rain
November Rain
8 years ago

The discipline which, sadly, these guys do not have.

chinkombaleza gumanyundo gowa
chinkombaleza gumanyundo gowa
8 years ago

Set a thief to catch a thief, You establish committees of inquiry trust boards with people that are not capable. Search for information from the University of Malawi. offices. Admin offices which keep information for students. Find out who took the loans. Liaise with the department or the bank that disbursed the funds. Then take action. Or get a list of graduates from employers by checking their copied certificates compare with your list of loan defaulters but this list may not be complete because some are not employed.

Boko Haram
Boko Haram
8 years ago

This board like the previous ones lack seriousness. They say we should contact their secretariat to establish the status of our loans but when you contact them, they are not responding. Even the emails on their statement, one is not working and for the other one, it appears they do not check the mails.

Mbodzole
Mbodzole
8 years ago

K1.7bn yokha basi? Ndimayesatu ndi zambiri. Imeneyo ingoyitayani yachepa. Komabe Ine olo mutanditengera ku Khoti sindingapereke. The student loan forms I signed during my days in college were signed with a different Trust altogether. When that Trust closed its doors before recovering their loans, it means the loans have been written off. This new board has no mandate to ask me for a loan repayment. I did not sign any contract with the Chisonis of this world. Tiyeni nazoni

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