Securinex was established to help public security and safety organisations obtain timely, accurate information and the systems to act on it. At customer request the portfolio was extended to include systems integration, training, technical support, procurement, consultancy and construction.
In the next phase of its evolution, Securinex has begun investing in projects and intends to deliver lasting impact through Public-Private Partnerships. The aim is to be a strategic partner rather than a vendor — bringing effective solutions to complex problems across search and rescue, crisis management and homeland security.
Nearly 90% of our work comes from clients and relationships built in previous years, which is the clearest measure of how we work. With experience across virtually every area of national safety and security, and most Nigerian public safety organisations, we are established experts in our field.
Eli graduated in Mechanical Engineering from McGill University in 1993. He has led the deployment of major telecommunication infrastructure projects and the integration of technology and security solutions in Nigeria since 1997. Eli is a founder of Securinex, established for the development and domestication of technology solutions for Nigerian public safety and security organisations.
John graduated in Politics, Philosophy & Economics before being commissioned from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. He subsequently worked for the UK government on communications and information capabilities. John has over 30 years in the security and technology fields and has led projects in South Asia, East and West Africa, including Nigeria, delivering complex training, integration, engineering and technical support programmes.
Fatah Olanrewaju Sanusi graduated from the Nigerian Naval College and retired as a Rear Admiral in 2023 after a career recognised with numerous honours and awards. His appointments included senior communications, policy, fleet operations and command roles within the Nigerian Navy.
Wesley Clark graduated valedictorian from West Point and was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University. He concluded his career as Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR).
Lord Brennan was appointed to the UK House of Lords in 2000. An international legal practitioner holding the rank of King's Counsel, he served on the UK Parliament's Committee for National Security Strategy. He also chaired Global Financial Integrity, the Washington-based think tank.
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