[ About ]
Built on discipline. Run on discipline.
Ironwatch was founded in Abuja in 2012 by former service officers who believed private security in Nigeria could be professional, well paid and accountable.
Example figures for this demo.
[ Timeline ]
Fourteen years on the ground.
- 2012
Founded
Ibrahim Suleiman, a retired army officer, starts with 24 guards and three estate clients in Garki.
- 2015
Control room
The Garki control room opens with radio links to every post.
- 2018
Academy
The Kubwa training academy opens.
- 2022
Solar CCTV
Every new camera system ships with solar and battery backup.
- 2026
640 guards
210 sites, 1,180 cameras and 120 events a year.
[ Standards ]
How we hold ourselves to account.
- Licensed private guard company (example licence IW/PGC/0000)
- Every incident reported in writing within 24 hours
- Monthly site reports with patrol and supervisor logs
- Quarterly client reviews with a manager
- Code of conduct signed by every guard
[ Leadership ]
The command team.
Ibrahim Suleiman
Managing director
Grace Okon
Head of operations
Yakubu Danladi
Control room manager
Halima Abubakar
Head of training
Names are examples for this demo.
[ Control room ]
The heart of the operation.
Our Garki control room runs 24 hours with operators on three shifts, watching camera feeds, taking hourly check calls from every night post and dispatching patrols. It runs on solar with diesel backup, so it stays online when the city goes dark.
Visit the control room
[ Free site assessment ]
Find the gaps before someone else does.
A senior Ironwatch officer walks your site, tests your gates, cameras and guard routines and gives you a written report. Free for sites in the FCT.