A long-fingered bat described from the Upper Guinea highlands of West Africa. One documented roosting record is from a mine adit.
The head and ears are rounded, with a long, straight tragus. The back is dark chocolate brown and the underside is slightly paler.
At Mount Gangra in Liberia, specimens were caught as they emerged from a mine adit, and mine adits are also reported as roosts.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.