GTBank Boss Pays Courtesy Visit to NASSIT Director General
Aaron Parker The Managing Director of Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) Sierra Leone, Mr Daniel Attah, has reaffirmed the bank’s commitment to strengthening its relationship with the National Social Security and Insurance Trust (NASSIT) during a courtesy visit to the Trust’s Director General, Mr Chernor Mamoud Jalloh.
The meeting, held on November 11, 2026, at NASSIT House on Walpole Street in Freetown, provided an opportunity for the bank to congratulate Jalloh on his appointment and discuss ways of maintaining a strong working relationship between the two institutions.
During the visit, Attah highlighted GTBank’s efforts to expand its operations and improve service delivery across the country. He disclosed that the bank currently operates in nine districts, with plans to extend its presence to Goderich, Waterloo and the Peninsula.
He also praised Jalloh’s professional achievements, particularly his previous contributions to GTBank, and invited him to deliver a motivational talk to the bank’s staff.
In his response, Jalloh expressed appreciation for the visit, describing GTBank as an institution he considers home. He recalled his time at the bank, where he headed the Systems and Controls Department (SYSCON).
The NASSIT Director General also highlighted the Trust’s newly introduced Pension Administration System (PAS), a paperless platform designed to improve operational efficiency and service delivery.
He explained that the system enables electronic transmission of payment instructions and allows contributors to access personal information, view account statements and update their records without relying on traditional paper-based processes.
Jalloh welcomed continued collaboration between NASSIT and GTBank, expressing optimism about maintaining a productive relationship between the two institutions.
Attah was accompanied by GTBank’s Relationship Manager, Madam Mamusu Conteh, and Group Head, Mr Sahr Koroma.
