Chief Justice Komba Kamanda and the Director General of the National Social Security and Insurance Trust (NASSIT), Chernor Mamoud Jalloh, have discussed the importance of judicial cooperation in enforcing social security laws and protecting workers’ pension rights.
The discussions took place on Tuesday, 20 October 2026, when Mr Jalloh paid a courtesy visit to Chief Justice Kamanda at the Law Courts in Freetown.
During the meeting, Chief Justice Kamanda congratulated Jalloh on his appointment and expressed confidence that his leadership would build on NASSIT’s achievements and strengthen the institution’s mandate.
In response, the NASSIT Director General commended the judiciary for its role in adjudicating social security cases through the Social Security Court, particularly cases involving employers who fail to pay statutory contributions on behalf of their employees.
Jalloh stressed that sustained collaboration between NASSIT and the judiciary was essential to promoting compliance with social security laws, strengthening accountability and protecting workers’ pension rights.
He also expressed his commitment to maintaining regular engagement with the Chief Justice to enhance institutional cooperation and ensure the effective enforcement of the law.
The meeting highlighted the importance of cooperation between NASSIT and the judiciary in ensuring that employers meet their legal obligations and workers receive the social security benefits to which they are entitled.
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