The situation involving Ambassador Baimba Bayoh in Germany has raised concerns among Sierra Leoneans residing in Germany. There have been complaints that the Ambassador has shown less interest in the welfare and concerns of Sierra Leoneans living in Germany. As a result, there are calls for the Government to recall him from his position.
One of the troubling issues that have come to light is the alleged abduction of Sierra Leonean children who are carrying Sierra Leonean passports. It is reported that German Welfare Organizations are taking advantage of these children and their parents, unlawfully separating them under the guise of protecting the children’s welfare. This has led to distress and anguish among the parents who have been unfairly dispossessed of their children with the alleged connivance of German authorities.
The gravity of such actions cannot be understated, as the well-being of these children and the rights of their parents are being violated. It is crucial for the relevant authorities to investigate these allegations thoroughly and take appropriate action to ensure the safety and rights of Sierra Leonean families living in Germany.
In light of these disturbing events and the concerns raised by the Sierra Leonean community in Germany, it is essential for the Government to address these issues promptly and protect its citizens abroad. The rights of Sierra Leonean children and families must be upheld, and steps should be taken to prevent any further injustices from occurring.
In an emergency meeting held on Tuesday, April 30, 2024, between the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs (MTCA), the National Tourist Board (NTB), and Lumley Beach bar owners, crucial decisions were made ahead of an impending third phase of the demolition process.
Fatmata Hamid Carew, the General Manager of the National Tourist Board, conveyed to all beach bar owners that the demolition underway was not solely the decision of the Tourist Board but a mandate from the Government, which she is obligated to execute.
The first two phases of the demolition have been completed, with letters set to be dispatched to beach bar owners for phase three. Those failing to comply within the specified deadline risk having their facilities demolished.
Furthermore, the NTB is mandated to reclaim the lands on which the demolished beach bars stood, as they are now Government property until further notice, a fact communicated to all relevant parties via official correspondence.
Amid concerns raised by beach bar owners regarding difficulties in securing contractors for reconstruction and the absence of structural samples for guidance, Deputy Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, Khadijatu Kamara, responded sternly. She urged owners not to make excuses but to strive to meet the April 30th deadline, commending those who have already initiated reconstruction efforts and expressing disappointment in those who have not.
Notably, it was clarified that beach bars demonstrating significant progress in reconstruction, meeting 70% of MTCA/NTB criteria, will be spared during the third phase of demolitions. Conversely, those failing to comply will bear the consequences.
The third phase of demolition was scheduled to commence on May 2nd, 2024, following extensive engagements with beach bar owners as a final reminder to either reconstruct or face demolition.
In response to pleas from the Chairman of the Beach Bar Association, John Sandy, and the Chairman of the Hotel Association, Johnny Shallop, for advance notice before demolition begins, Fatmata Hamid Carew and Mohamed Jalloh assured they would bring those requests to the Ministry’s leadership for consideration.
As the deadline was looming and tensions rising, beach bar owners found themselves at a critical juncture, balancing the demands of reconstruction against the specter of demolition, with the Government’s resolve, firm, in its quest for transformation.
In a recent legal development, the ongoing dispute surrounding the operations of Netpage Passport has taken a decisive turn with the issuance of a perpetual injunction against Bernard Conteh and his associates. The injunction, issued by the court, prohibits Bernard and his cohorts from further interfering with the business and operations of Netpage.
The controversy stemmed from allegations raised by Bernard Conteh and his group questioning the authenticity of the biometric passports issued by Netpage. They had raised concerns about the competence of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in approving these passports, suggesting that proper assessments had not been conducted.
However, the court ruling has refuted these claims, highlighting the thorough evaluation conducted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs before approving the passports. The ruling emphasized that the Government would not approve passports that did not meet specified standards, thereby discrediting the assertions made by Bernard and his Associates.
Furthermore, the court highlighted the lack of technical expertise demonstrated by Bernard Conteh’s group in challenging the legitimacy of the passports. It underscored the absence of concrete evidence or expert opinions to support their claims, dismissing their arguments as mere conjecture.
Regarding decentralization efforts, the court reaffirmed the Government’s authority to decentralize its agencies, including passport issuance. Netpage expressed its readiness to expand its operations to various districts in line with Government directives, emphasizing the importance of handling passport issuance as a security matter.
In response to the court’s decision, Netpage reiterated its commitment to upholding the highest standards in passport issuance and expressed willingness to engage with relevant authorities to address any concerns.
The issuance of the perpetual injunction marks a significant milestone in resolving the dispute surrounding Netpage’s operations, reaffirming the company’s legitimacy and competence in providing biometric passport services.
The imposition of multiple taxes on businesses by the Government has a profound impact on the overall standard of living. Managed through entities like the Ministry of Finance and the National Revenue Authority (NRA), these taxes serve as significant contributors to the high cost of living experienced by many.
From large corporations to Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs), the weight of these taxes burdens businesses across the board, leading to ripple effects that directly affect citizens’ quality of life.
Despite assurances during political campaigns promising accessibility to essentials like “Bread and Butter,” the reality presents a stark contrast.
Rather than easing tax burdens or implementing minimal adjustments, the Government’s decisions result in substantial tax increases. These hikes not only disrupt business operations but also drive consumer prices upward, making basic necessities less attainable for households.
This, in turn, diminishes the overall standard of living for the populace. Examples abound, such as the taxation on imported butter and rice. Elevated import duties, excise taxes, and GST hikes directly translate into higher prices for these staples, putting additional strain on household budgets.
The cycle perpetuates, as increased taxation leads to inflated prices, further eroding the purchasing power of citizens and exacerbating financial hardships.
In essence, the correlation between Governmental taxation policies and the overall standard of living is undeniable. As taxes escalate, businesses struggle to stay afloat, while citizens grapple with the burden of inflated prices for essential goods.
This cycle of economic strain underscores the urgent need for Government intervention to alleviate tax burdens and prioritize policies that promote sustainable economic growth and improved quality of life for all.
Imposing multiple taxes on businesses by the Government can be executed in a manner that minimizes the impact on the overall standard of living.
By adopting a strategic and balanced approach, policymakers can ensure that businesses contribute their fair share while safeguarding the welfare of citizens.
Firstly, transparency and clarity in tax regulations are essential. Providing businesses with clear guidelines and ample notice regarding tax changes allows them to plan and adjust accordingly, reducing unexpected financial burdens.
Secondly, offering tax incentives and exemptions can incentivize businesses to thrive while still meeting their tax obligations. Targeted tax relief for certain industries or for small businesses can encourage investment, innovation, and job creation without sacrificing Government revenue.
Furthermore, investing in infrastructure and public services using tax revenues can stimulate economic growth and enhance the overall quality of life. By allocating funds towards essential services such as healthcare, education, and transportation, the government can create a conducive environment for businesses to thrive while simultaneously improving living standards for citizens.
While taxation is necessary for Government operations, careful planning and implementation can mitigate adverse effects on the standard of living.
By adopting a holistic approach that balances the needs of businesses and citizens, policymakers can ensure that taxation fosters economic prosperity without compromising the well-being of the population.
Sierra Leone has witnessed tremendous growth and development due to the successful public-private partnership between the Government of Sierra Leone and China Railway Seventh Group (CRSG) in road infrastructure. The Wellington-Masiaka Toll Road, financed, constructed, operated and maintained by CRSG, has not only transformed transportation in the region but has also become a shining example of how such partnerships can bring about significant benefits to a country.
The Wellington-Masiaka Toll Road has attracted attention from various countries as a model for successful implementation of public-private partnerships in infrastructure projects. Investors from countries such as Liberia, Ghana, Senegal and Guinea have visited Sierra Leone to study and learn from the success of this project. The road has become a platform for Sierra Leone to showcase its national development level and attract investment from diverse sectors.
One of the key benefits of the Wellington-Masiaka road is population migration and relocation. The improved access provided by the highway has helped decongest the capital city of Freetown, offering residents along the road corridor easier and faster travel options. The economic and service delivery aspects have also seen remarkable improvements, with enhanced access to medical facilities, recreational opportunities and social facilities benefiting both residents along the road corridor and those traveling from the provinces to Freetown.
The construction and operation of the Wellington-Masiaka Toll Road have led to the creation of numerous job opportunities, directly employing over 1000 individuals and generating tens of thousands of indirect employment opportunities. The economic benefits along the highway corridor have spurred further development, including the growth of businesses, factories, gas stations and residential properties, creating a ripple effect on local economies.
Moreover, the toll road has been maintained in a professional manner by CRSG, with the investor bearing the full maintenance burden. This professional management ensures the road remains in excellent working condition, providing comfort and safety to users. The road will be handed over to the Government of Sierra Leone in good condition at the end of the 27-year contract, saving the Government maintenance costs and enabling them to allocate these funds to other crucial sectors such as education and healthcare.
CRSG’s focus on employee development has also been commendable, with the company investing in training and skill enhancement programs for its staff. In addition, the data sharing initiatives associated with the Wellington-Masiaka Highway offer valuable traffic information to Government institutions, aiding in traffic management, emergency response and transportation planning.
Furthermore, the road has had a significant impact on rural development, promoting economic opportunities for residents along the highway corridor. Improved transportation links have facilitated better access to education, healthcare and employment for rural communities, effectively bridging the economic gap between urban and rural areas.
The success of the public-private partnership between Sierra Leone and CRSG in the construction and operation of the Wellington-Masiaka Toll Road serves as a beacon of progress and development for the country. The project has not only improved infrastructure and transportation but has also stimulated economic growth, created job opportunities and enhanced the overall quality of life for citizens. It stands as a testament to the transformative power of strategic partnerships in driving sustainable development and prosperity for nations.
Sierra Leone Brewery Limited (SLBL) recently concluded its 2024 Distributors Conference at the Radisson Blue Hotel in Freetown, a gathering that celebrated the dedication and hard work of its partners while setting the stage for enhanced collaboration and service delivery.
The conference, graced by SLBL’s Management Team and Key Distributors from various corners of Sierra Leone, served as a platform to confront the challenges encountered in 2023 and outline strategies for elevating customer service standards in 2024. Key distributors received well-deserved recognition for their pivotal role in ensuring the seamless distribution of SLBL products to meet the escalating market demands while ensuring customer satisfaction.
An outstanding highlight of the event was SLBL’s commitment to women empowerment in Sierra Leone, with over 80% of its key distributors being women. Despite the hurdles faced in the business landscape throughout 2023 and 2024, SLBL expressed unwavering confidence in its capacity to consistently deliver satisfactory customer service by ensuring product availability at affordable prices. Looking ahead, SLBL reiterated its determination to amplify its volume by concentrating on winning brands, channels and distributors to optimize market penetration. Presently, SLBL maintains partnerships with 13,654 outlets across Sierra Leone.
In acknowledgment of the remarkable contributions of its longstanding distributors, SLBL presented awards in various categories:
LONG SERVICE AWARD:
1. Sugar Loaf
2. Hawa Foday
3. Kasasa GP
BEST PAYER:
1. Sugar Loaf
2. Mary and Sons
3. Mems
COMPLIANT TO DDE:
1. Hawa Foday
2. Bayco
3. Patrilla
Addressing the gathering, SLBL’s Managing Director, Ayokunle Owoniyi, dispelled circulating rumors on social media, affirming SLBL’s steadfast commitment to its operations. He urged distributors and other stakeholders to sustain their collaborative efforts to ensure the enduring success of SLBL for generations to come. Furthermore, the Managing Director reassured stakeholders of SLBL’s continuous engagement and recognition of their contributions to enhance services for the betterment of Sierra Leone.
Distributors expressed their delight and reaffirmed their commitment to continue partnering with SLBL, underlining their role in supporting their families and the families of their employees.
In a concerning development, Sierra Leone is currently facing a widespread shortage of fuel, leaving citizens in a state of uncertainty. NP Sierra Leone (NP-SL) has emerged as the sole company with available fuel, operating all their filling stations across the country and facilitating smooth sales to the public.
The scarcity of fuel has raised questions among Sierra Leoneans about the absence of other major fuel companies in the market. Many are left wondering why these companies have not stepped up to address the pressing need for fuel in the country.
Calls have been made to the Petroleum Regulatory Agency (PRA) and the Government to investigate the cause of the shortage and ensure that measures are taken to alleviate the situation. The reliance on a single company for fuel supply has sparked concerns about the stability and efficiency of the fuel distribution system in Sierra Leone.
As citizens grapple with the impact of the fuel shortage on their daily lives, there is a pressing need for transparency and accountability in the management of fuel resources to prevent such crises from recurring in the future.
NP-Sierra Leone Limited stands as a leading indigenous company that has proven its resilience over time. Serving as the primary oil importing entity in Sierra Leone, it plays a pivotal role in keeping the nation’s wheels turning. The company is renowned for its prowess in the petroleum industry.
The petroleum marketing company has firmly established itself as the premier dealer in the country. Its outstanding performance in importing and distributing a diverse range of petroleum products, including petrol, diesel, gas, and lubricants – notably Castrol oil – has earned it widespread recognition. The company’s unwavering commitment to delivering top-quality petroleum products is evident.
As a wholly indigenous enterprise, NP (SL) has made a lasting impact on Sierra Leone’s petroleum sector. It consistently ensures the timely importation and widespread distribution of premium petroleum products to Filling Stations nationwide, ensuring easy accessibility for its valued clientele.
In a recent development, NP-(SL) unveiled a pilot phase of the Access and Energy Pass Card which is an innovative device that enhances access and efficiency in energy management systems while facilitating the seamless flow of petroleum products across the nation.
The Access and Energy Pass Card is in actual fact a user-friendly Smart Card that offers both online and offline usability coupled with high-security features to safeguard customer information. Notably, it provides instant SMS notifications after every transaction, ensuring transparency and accountability.
Customers can conveniently recharge their cards at designated stations or the Head Office, and even reverse transactions if needed. Additionally, stringent security measures are in place, including One-Time Passwords (OTP) for password changes in case of blockage due to incorrect entries.
During the launch of the pilot phase, the Chief Executive Officer of NP(SL) , Ambassador Kobi Walker, dilated on the state-of-the-art security features that are integrated into the Access And Energy Pass Card. He also highlighted the Smart Card’s seamless integration with customers’ mobile numbers, offering real-time transaction updates to empower users.
He elaborated on the benefits for station owners, including streamlined financial operations with direct credits to their bank accounts for transactions made through the Access and Energy Pass Card.
The new initiative, aptly named “FUBU” (For Us, By Us), stems from NP’s commitment to embracing a cashless future and addressing challenges identified through stakeholder consultations.
NP’s Access and Energy Pass Card promises to usher in a new era of self-service convenience, eliminating the need for pump attendants and empowering customers to fuel their vehicles independently. With its comprehensive features and user-friendly interface, it aims to meet the diverse needs of customers and Station Managers alike.
In a moment marked by solemnity and gratitude, the newly elected Speaker of the Sixth Parliament of the Republic of Sierra Leone, Rt. Hon. Segepoh Solomon Thomas, delivered a heartfelt acceptance speech, expressing profound humility and dedication to serve the nation.
Addressing Honorable Members of Parliament and the citizenry of Sierra Leone, the Speaker began by acknowledging the divine providence that led to the significant milestone and with deep reverence, gratitude extending thanks to the Almighty for His guidance and blessings throughout the journey.
The Speaker also extended sincere appreciation to His Excellency, President Brigadier (Rtd) Dr. Julius Maada Bio, and the leadership of the Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) for their unwavering support and trust. He acknowledged the nomination and backing from such esteemed quarters as both humbling and inspiring.
He also expressed appreciation to the outgoing Speaker, The Rt. Hon. Dr. Abass Bundu, for his dedicated service to the nation hailing his legacy of excellence and integrity as well as emphasizing his enduring contributions to Sierra Leone.
The Rt. Hon. Segepoh Solomon Thomas thanked his family, friends and well-wishers for their steadfast support and prayers which he said served as pillars of strength. He lauded their encouragement as invaluable, reinforcing his resolve to fulfill the responsibilities now entrusted to him.
The Speaker expressed profound gratefulness to Members of Parliament from various political affiliations for the trust placed in him regarding it as a profound honor strengthening his commitment to serve with dedication, integrity and humility.
Embracing the weighty responsibility that accompanies the role, the Speaker pledged to uphold the principles of democracy, foster dialogue, and advance the interests of the nation.
He pointed out that he recognizes the voices of the people of Sierra Leone emphasizing the importance of their voices in guiding decisions and shaping the nation’s future.
The Rt. Hon. Segepoh Solomon Thomas reiterated his deep gratitude to the people of Sierra Leone for the opportunity to serve with a shared vision of unity, justice, and progress affirming his commitment to building a stronger and more prosperous nation.
As the nation embarks on this new chapter, the acceptance speech serves as a testament to the Speaker’s unwavering dedication to serving the interests of Sierra Leone and its people.
The Sierra Leone Association of Social Workers in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Welfare has on Monday 29th April, 2024 concluded its National Social Work Conference 2024 on the theme: “A National Conversation on the Regulation of Social Work Practice Education and Ethical Standards in Sierra Leone”. The conference, which brought together practitioners, educators, stakeholders, students etc. was held at the Tunde Cole Auditorium on Fourah Bay College Campus in Freetown.
Welcoming the assembly, Abdul Kamara, Head of the Department of Sociology and Social Work at Fourah Bay College, described the conference as pivotal for advancing the regulation of social work practice, education and ethical standards within the country.
He emphasized the profession’s significant relevance, especially during challenging periods such as the Ebola outbreak, COVID-19 pandemic, and the Mudslide crisis. Abdul Kamara underscored the necessity for regulation, highlighting its importance in maintaining standards and effectiveness within the field.
Musa Maurice M. Kargbo, Vice President of the Sierra Leone Association of Social Workers, delivered a statement on behalf of Dr. Oluwatoni Adeleke, President of the International Federation of Social Workers Africa Region, at the Sierra Leone National Social Workers Conference 2024.
Addressing esteemed colleagues at the conference, which focused on shaping social work standards in Sierra Leone, Musa Maurice M. Kargbo emphasized the importance of elevating the profession of social work. He highlighted the noble mission of social work in helping individuals and communities overcome challenges, noting that the profession is often undervalued despite its crucial role.
He stressed the need to raise standards in social work across the continent, particularly in light of the numerous social challenges facing African countries also outlining key areas for improvement, including education, professional development and self-care for social workers.
In terms of education, Musa Maurice M. Kargbo advocated for high-quality social work programs that provide graduates with the necessary skills and knowledge to make a positive impact in their communities. He emphasized the importance of incorporating local cultures and customs into social work training.
Regarding professional development, Vice President of the Sierra Leone Association of Social Workers underscored the need for ongoing training and support for social workers to stay abreast with best practices and emerging issues in the field. He highlighted the importance of workshops, conferences and mentorship programs in that regard.
Finally, the Vice President emphasized the importance of self-care for social workers, acknowledging the emotional and physical demands of the profession. He stressed the need for social workers to prioritize their own well-being to ensure they can continue to provide effective care for their clients.
Musa Maurice M. Kargbo expressed gratitude to the Government of Sierra Leone, the Ministry of Social Welfare and UNICEF-Sierra Leone for their efforts in standardizing social work in the country. He called for continued collaboration among Government officials, NGOs, community leaders and social workers to develop and implement strategies for elevating social work standards in Sierra Leone.
Representing the United Nations Resident Coordinator, Seraphine Wakens, and joined by Senior Human Rights Adviser, Uchenna Emelonye, expressed gratitude to the Sierra Leone Association of Social Workers and the Ministry of Social Welfare for organizing the conference.
Uchenna Emelonye noted that April 29th, 2024, marked a UN holiday, yet due to the UN’s profound regard for social workers, attendance at the conference was mandated.
Highlighting the versatility of social work backgrounds within the UN’s various sectors, Emelonye emphasized the fortunate position of students pursuing social work, given its broad scope.
He underscored that social work, as a practice-based discipline, is subject to licensing and procedural regulations in other countries. Uchenna Emelonye stressed the conference’s significance in initiating a national dialogue on regulating social work practice, education and ethical standards in Sierra Leone.
The German Ambassador to Sierra Leone, Ambassador Jens Kraus-Massé, also commended the Sierra Leone Association of Social Workers and its partners for their initiative, highlighting the longstanding diplomatic relations between Sierra Leone and Germany, which have endured since independence, with both countries set to celebrate 63 years of diplomatic ties.
Emphasizing the core of their collaboration on development policies and societal empowerment, Ambassador Kraus-Massé stressed that the empowerment of social workers forms the cornerstone of societal progress.
He underscored the indispensable role of social workers in any nation, describing social work as one of the most challenging professions globally.
In her keynote addressing, the Minister of Social Welfare, Honourable Melrose Karminty, said the conference aimed to regulate social work practice, education and ethical standards in the country, underscoring the importance of a strengthened social workforce in addressing issues affecting vulnerable groups and connecting them with essential services.
Highlighting the significant contributions of social workers, particularly during crises such as the Ebola outbreak, mudslides and the COVID-19 pandemic, Minister Karminty praised their dedication and resilience. Social workers have played a vital role in providing support services, including gender-based violence intervention, juvenile assistance, and rehabilitation efforts for substance abuse, she maintained.
The Minister also discussed ongoing initiatives to strengthen the social welfare workforce, including curriculum revisions, capacity-building programs, and the development of a social workers regulatory bill. The proposed bill aims to formalize social work practice in Sierra Leone, establish a national council for social workers, and set standards for professional conduct.
In closing, the Minister urged universities to adopt the harmonized social work curriculum, emphasizing the importance of specialization in social work education and called for professionalism and diligence in delivering services to vulnerable populations. She expressed confidence that through education, professionalism and support services, social workers can effect positive change in the Sierra Leonean society.
Other speakers, including Kelfa Kargbo, Country Director of Street Child Sierra Leone, and Joseph J. Senessie, Acting Director of Human Resources at the Sierra Leone Correctional Service, delivered salient statements. This was followed by presentations: David Lamin discussed the draft Social Work Regulatory Bill, while Prof. Alfred A. Jarrett, Ph.D., a lecturer at the Social Work Department of Fourah Bay College, addressed Social Work Ethical Standards.
The ceremony reached its climax with the presentation of awards. Two outstanding graduating students from the Social Work Department at Fourah Bay College were honored, alongside other stakeholders and institutions, including the Minister of Social Welfare, Honourable Melrose Karminty, and Prof. Alfred A. Jarrett, Ph.D., Lecturer at the Social Work Department of Fourah Bay College.
In a momentous event held at Chicken Town on Aberdeen Beach Road in Freetown on Friday, April 26th, 2024, Chief Executive Officer, Muctarr Turay, officially unveiled Jisnor4U Online Marketplace and Delivery Platform set to redefine shopping experience and bolster connections with local businesses nationwide.
Addressing a gathering of esteemed guests, partners and stakeholders, Muctarr Turay expressed his excitement and gratitude for the launch of Jisnor4U, highlighting its potential to revolutionize the way people shop and interact with local merchants. With a mission to empower local commerce and foster community cohesion, Jisnor4U aims to leverage technology to enhance convenience and drive economic growth.
He emphasized the collaborative effort behind the platform’s development, acknowledging the dedication and commitment of the team members, partners and supporters who contributed to its creation, further underscoring the significance of Jisnor4U as a catalyst for change, offering customers a seamless shopping experience and merchants a platform to showcase their offerings and expand their reach.
Beyond its innovative features, Jisnor4U embodies a deeper purpose – to support local businesses, strengthen communities and forge meaningful connections across borders. Muctarr Turay expressed gratitude to everyone involved and called for collective optimism and determination as they embark on this transformative journey together.
As Jisnor4U launches, it heralds a new era in local commerce, promising convenience, accessibility and community engagement. With a shared commitment to shaping a brighter future for all, he concluded the launch with gratitude and anticipation, inviting everyone to join in the journey ahead.
Abdul Malik Tejan Sie of the Directorate of Science, Technology and Innovation (DSTI) commended the Chief Executive Officer of Jisnor4U, Muctarr Turay for the launch of the online marketplace and delivery platform which is set to redefine the shopping experience and bolster connections with local businesses nationwide.
He expressed how he is very pleased to represent DSTI at the launching ceremony as DSTI has the mandate to adopt and implement policies which gives them tremendous task to create a platform where the ideas of young innovators and entrepreneurs become a reality.
John Kamara, the IT Manager at Jisnor4U, highlighted that the company offers a mobile app available on both iOS and Android platforms for users to access their marketplace.
He explained that Jisnor4U provides two distinct mobile applications: one in orange for customers to browse and shop from merchants on their platform, while the blue application is designed for merchants seeking to join the platform.
Moreover, he emphasized Jisnor4U’s pick and drop service, equipped with quality features such as real-time tracking, doorstep delivery and the assurance of safe, reliable and prompt fulfillment of all customer deliveries.
Amada Bell, the General Manager of Jisnor4U, mentioned that they have partnered with various local merchants including restaurants, gift shops, electronics stores, supermarkets, boutiques and bakeries who have already joined their platform.
She clarified that delivery fees are contingent upon the distance to the recipient and emphasized the integration of mobile money platforms such as Q-Money, Orange Money, Afrimoney, and even ATM cards for seamless payment transactions. She added that interested individuals can reach out to Jisnor4U at their physical address, No. 5 Sanders Street, Freetown, or contact them via email at info@jisnor4U.com. Alternatively, they can visit the company’s website at www.jisnor4U.com or reach them by phone at 074-111 444, 032-111 444, or 030-111 444.
Representatives from partnering organizations present at the ceremony, including Q-Money, United Bank for Africa (UBA), Orange Money and Chicken Town, reaffirmed their unwavering commitment to providing ongoing support.
