About Halo
Started because good equipment kept sitting in storerooms.
In 2012 our founder counted eleven donated monitors in one hospital store, none installed and none with a working cable. Halo was set up to supply equipment differently: installed, trained and maintained (example history).
Milestones
Twelve years of fit outs.
2012
Founded in Asokoro with three engineers and a van.
2015
First full ICU fit out, eight beds in a single weekend.
2019
Ikeja warehouse and engineering base opened.
2023
Training academy for nurses and biomedical technicians.
2026
Over 1,400 facilities equipped across 36 states (example figures).
Leadership
The people behind your equipment.
Dr Ngozi Okafor
Managing director
Former hospital administrator who started Halo to fix equipment that sat broken in storerooms.
Emeka Chukwu
Head of biomedical engineering
Leads 26 engineers and the training programme.
Fatima Bello
Clinical training lead
A nurse by training; designs every user course.
Tunde Adeyemi
Head of sourcing and quality
Audits manufacturers and manages product registration.
Names and roles are invented for this demo.
In numbers
Example figures.
Values
How we work.
Working, not delivered
We measure success by devices in use, not boxes delivered.
Honest advice
If a cheaper item does the job, we say so.
Built for here
Stabilisers, batteries and dust filters are standard, not extras.
Want to work with us?
We hire biomedical engineers and clinical trainers in Abuja and Lagos.