Iringa RC urges JKT graduates to use social media wisely
Iringa Regional Commissioner Kheri James has urged JKT graduates to use social media responsibly for economic and personal growth. He warned against the misuse of technology for immoral activities while highlighting the benefits of digital literacy.
Why it matters
Encourages digital responsibility among youth, which is essential for national development and social stability in an increasingly connected world.
IRINGA: IRINGA Regional Commissioner, Mr Kheri James has urged young people to use social media responsibly and exploit technology to create economic opportunities, build their skills and promote moral values in society.
Mr James said rapid technological advancement had made social media an integral part of daily life, giving young people opportunities to learn, conduct businesses, communicate and develop various opportunities.
He made the call on Tuesday, during the closing ceremony of training for National Service (JKT) youth under compulsory service, Operation Linda Amani and the Operation Clean Energy volunteer group at 841 JKT Mafinga Camp.
“Technology has developed rapidly and has become an important part of our daily lives. Young people should use these opportunities to learn, conduct businesses, communicate and create various opportunities for themselves,” he said.
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