Shettima lauds SecureID’s contributions to Nigeria’s manufacturing, digital solutions sectors

Kashim Shettima, Vice President of Nigeria has applauded SecureID’s remarkable contributions to the nation’s manufacturing and digital solutions sectors.

A visit to SecureID’s state-of-the-art manufacturing plant on Monday by Vice President Shettima underscored the government’s commitment to supporting local businesses and driving economic growth through innovation and industrialisation.

SecureID, a leading manufacturer of smart cards and digital solutions, has been at the forefront of Nigeria’s push for self-reliance in the technology and manufacturing space.

During the visit, the Vice President toured the facility, witnessing first-hand SecureID’s cutting-edge production processes and its commitment to quality and innovation.

In his remarks, he commended SecureID for its resilience and success, noting that the company exemplifies the kind of homegrown businesses that can transform Nigeria’s economy.

“Government is committed to foster an enabling environment for businesses like SecureID to thrive,” said the Vice President.

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“Through targeted policies and interventions, we are repositioning Nigeria’s economy to support local innovation, boost foreign exchange earnings, and create employment opportunities.”

The visit highlighted the significance of public-private partnerships in driving economic development and showcased SecureID’s readiness to lead Nigeria’s charge in the global digital and manufacturing sectors.

Kofo Akinkugbe, founder of SecureID expressed gratitude for the Vice President’s visit and reaffirmed the company’s commitment to expanding its operations, creating jobs and putting Africa on the global stage.

“We are proud of what we have achieved so far, but this is just the beginning. With the support of the government, we are ready to scale our operations, increase our export potential and contribute even more to Nigeria’s economic growth,” Akinkugbe said.

As SecureID celebrates 20 years of operation, the company continues to demonstrate exceptional growth with a capacity to produce over 200 million cards and personalise over 160 million smart cards annually and serving clients in 21 countries across Africa.