The Managing Director of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) Sierra Leone, Daniel Attah, has paid a courtesy visit to the Director General of the National Social Security and Insurance Trust (NASSIT), Chernor Mamoud Jalloh, to strengthen relations between the two institutions.
The meeting, held at NASSIT House on Walpole Street in Freetown, also provided an opportunity for the bank to reaffirm its commitment to supporting the Trust and improving banking services across Sierra Leone.
During the visit, Attah congratulated Jalloh on his appointment as NASSIT Director General and praised his contributions to the financial sector, particularly during his time at GTBank.
He disclosed that GTBank currently operates branches in nine districts across Sierra Leone and plans to expand its services to Goderich, Waterloo and the Peninsula.
Attah also commended Jalloh’s professional achievements, describing his career journey as an inspiration to the bank’s employees.
“You left an excellent record at GTB, and I must say your achievements are truly inspiring. The bank is proud of you,” Attah said.
He further invited the NASSIT Director General to deliver a motivational talk to GTBank staff.
Responding, Jalloh welcomed the delegation and described GTBank as an institution he still considers home, having previously served as Head of the bank’s Systems and Controls Department (SYSCON).
He also highlighted NASSIT’s newly introduced Pension Administration System (PAS), a digital platform designed to reduce paperwork, improve efficiency and make services more accessible to contributors.
According to Jalloh, the system allows NASSIT to send payment instructions electronically, while contributors can access personal information, check account statements and update their records.
The Director General expressed his willingness to maintain a strong working relationship with GTBank and thanked the delegation for the visit.
Attah was accompanied by GTBank Relationship Manager Mamusu Conteh and Group Head Sahr Koroma.
