INTERSAT set to boost Nigeria’s security with advanced aerial surveillance

INTERSAT International Ltd is set to transform Nigeria’s aerial surveillance industry with cutting-edge drone technology and artificial intelligence, a move that promises to enhance security and combat critical threats across the country.

Speaking at a press conference in Abuja, the company’s Managing Director, Dr Nnamdi Chife, outlined INTERSAT’s vision to deploy world-class surveillance solutions to tackle some of Nigeria’s most pressing security challenges.

Dr Chife emphasised the urgent need to address crude oil theft, which has remained a major drain on national revenue and a persistent threat to Nigeria’s oil industry. He also highlighted power line vandalism as another critical issue disrupting electricity supply and undermining the country’s infrastructure. In addition, he stressed the importance of strengthening intelligence gathering efforts, explaining that enhanced surveillance capabilities would enable security forces to detect, prevent, and respond more effectively to threats.

INTERSAT International Ltd is committed to deploying sophisticated drone surveillance systems and AI-driven analytics to bolster security efforts across Nigeria. The company’s approach is designed to strengthen the country’s security infrastructure, ensuring a more proactive and efficient response to criminal activities. By integrating advanced surveillance technology, INTERSAT aims to create a safer environment for citizens, businesses, and investors while also reducing security risks that have long hindered economic development.

With INTERSAT leading this transformative shift in aerial surveillance, Nigeria is poised for significant advancements in crime prevention, infrastructure protection, and overall national security. As the company rolls out its innovative solutions, the country can expect a new era of intelligence-driven security management that will contribute to economic stability and sustained growth.

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