Sierra Leone News: President Koroma joins NASSIT to inspect Radisson Blu Mammy Yoko Hotel

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President Koroma and the management of the National Social Security and Insurance Trust (NASSIT) have inspected the magnificent Radisson Blu Mammy Yoko Hotel at Aberdeen in Freetown. The President and his entourage were taken on a conducted tour of the hotel and its facilities,by the hotel manager Roger Crooks, who explained in detailabout the facilities offered by the hotel. President Koroma was visibly impressedafter inspecting the hotel with broad smiles he walked around the entire compound asking relevant questions about the facilities. The Director of Investment at NASSIT Idriss Turay said the hotel has been transformed to a five star hotel status offering first-class services to guests with worldwide reservations. He said NASSIT has 84% shares in Radisson Blu Mammy Yoko Hotel whilst West Africa Holdings incorporated has the remaining 16% share. The Director of Investment pointed out that the hotel has been transformed to meet the demands for both local and International guests in the country. The Hotel has been refurbished to meet the standards of a five star hotel; the basement of the hotel has shinny marble tiles, Coffee shop, bar and restaurant, office space for travel agencies and a host of reception centres for guests. The hotel has been transformed to 172 rooms with a presidential suit and VIP lounge that has breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the pristine Lumley Beach. The rooms have been upgraded to meet the Radisson Blu chain of hotel standards with Plasma TV sets connected to DSTV Channels, fully airconditioned and a bedroom freezer. The rooms are also decorated with paintings and flowers that offers unique hospitality to guests. The hotel’s conference centre has its own separate entrance and reception area as well as highspeed internet connectivity that can accommodate a gathering of 15 to 260 guests. Radisson Blu Mammy Yoko hotel also has a Baw Baw Bar that has aspacescattered with comfortable chairs, it opens out onto a spacious terrace overlooking the pool suitable for relaxations. The hotel also offers a range of moth watering dining options to guests. The General Manager of the Radisson Blu Mammy Yoko Nuno Neves in an interview with AWOKO said that the current upgrade of the hotel is of international standards adding that they are also offering unique hospitality with affordable rates. Majority of the Radisson Blu Mammy Yoko staff are Sierra Leoneans with only few expatriates Thursday April 17, 2014

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