IIRIS operates in over seven countries, working with government agencies and leading corporations
IIRIS, a global leader in risk management and security solutions, has expanded its footprint into Africa by launching its Nigeria office with a grand opening ceremony at Hotel Lagos Continental. The event, which marked a significant milestone for IIRIS, was attended by top officials from various sectors, including government dignitaries and industry leaders.
Among the notable attendees were high-ranking officials from the Nigerian government, including representatives from the Honourable Minister of Interior, the National Security Adviser, the Chief of Defence Staff, the Chief of Air Staff, the Comptroller General of the Nigeria Immigration Service, the Inspector General of Police for Lagos, and the Commander of the Nigeria Civil Defence Commission and Cyber Crime Division.
The chief guest for the event was Senator Ibrahim Hassan Hadejia, Deputy Chief of Staff at the Office of the Vice President of Nigeria, while Mr. Chandra Mouli, Consul General of India in Lagos, served as the guest of honour.
In his address, Senator Hadejia spoke about the potential impact of IIRIS’s cutting-edge security technology on Nigeria’s security landscape. He expressed optimism that the company’s expertise would introduce advanced security solutions tailored to Nigeria’s needs. Mr. Chandra Mouli highlighted the strong economic ties between Nigeria and India, pointing to India’s $27 billion investment in the Nigerian economy as evidence of their longstanding relationship.
Mr. Satyagopal Bhanja, CEO of IIRIS Nigeria, outlined the company’s commitment to providing high-quality risk management services driven by artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies. He also introduced IIRIS Nigeria’s advisory board, featuring prominent figures such as Dr. Willie Eselebor, a former Controller of Nigeria Immigration and ex-professor at the University of Ibadan; Olusegun H. Olugbile, Cyber Security Policy Advisor; and Major General Salihu Z. Uba, former Nigerian Army DSO.
During a presentation, IIRIS President Mr. Garry Singh and Ms. Sagarika Chakraborty, CEO of IIRIS Gulf & Africa, spoke about the collaboration between Nigeria and India. They emphasized how their partnership could strengthen both nations’ ability to manage global risks, particularly in areas like technology risk management, security technology, forensics, and preventive intelligence.
IIRIS operates in over seven countries, working with government agencies and leading corporations. Known for its client-centric approach, the company tailors solutions in partnership with OEMs and stakeholders, focusing on technology-driven risk management and security innovations. IIRIS has received several international awards for its contributions, including recognition for designing the security infrastructure for Bharat Mandapam, the G20 host venue in India, and Pragati Maidan.
With four successful projects already completed in Nigeria and several more on the horizon, IIRIS is set to make a lasting impact on the Nigerian risk management sector. The company’s expansion reflects its commitment to enhancing security through technology and its belief in the transformative potential of advanced risk management solutions in the region.