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❗️JORDAN SECURITY AGENCY IN TOP GEAR

As the name implied “Jordan Security Agency” is one of the fastest growing security agency in Sierra Leone formed by Sierra Leonean - Irish citizen with the aim of creating Jobs for the youth, with particular reference to women empowerment and to promote the clarion call of the president vision for the people of Sierra Leone.

In an exclusive interview with the Chief Executive Officer of Jordan Security Agency Mariam Zaidan said that her agency was formed in 2015 and today Jordan Security Agency operates in Freetown, Bo, Kenema, Makeni and Kono.

She pointed out that Jordan Security Agency believes in women empowerment and as a woman she is with the conviction that women empowerment are crucial in nation sustainable development. 

She concluded that Jordan Security Agency primary objectives is to protect lives and property, operates under the ambits of the law and provide professional standard for their security guards to marched with the expectation of their clients.

She further revealed in the area of livelihood, the Agency has several facilities such loan scheme which gear towards staff motivation.

Noting out that any loan giving to any security guard most have the approval of Jordan Security supervisors, stating that Jordan Security Agency believes in chain and command structure.

Francis Zaidan, Managing Director of Jordan Security Agency disclosed to this medium that one of the success story is base on successful monitoring of their security guards within their operation areas.

He emphases that the Agency is a responsible Security Agency that worked directly under the laws of Sierra Leone and strictly adhere to regulations of the Office of National Security.

©: Northern Times Newspaper✍🏾

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