The brain behind West Africa’s premier smart card manufacturers

SecureID manufactures all the varieties of smart cards with the inclusion of highly complex polycarbonate cards
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Introducing SecureID Nigeria Ltd, a leading smart card technology and digital security company. It possesses a world-class facility earning it plaudits not just for its immense facilities, but for being the only smart card production plant in all of West Africa. One of the six in Africa.

This feat was achieved by Kofo Akinkugbe, who doubles up as Founder and CEO. Her story is one of success owing to her record as an exceptional entrepreneur and businesswoman. Her background as a Mathematics Major whilst also earning an MBA from the University of Strathclyde in Scotland contributed to her successes.

SecureID manufactures all the varieties of smart cards with the inclusion of highly complex polycarbonate cards. According to its website homepage, the company takes the lead as Africa’s industry leader in smart card manufacturing, fulfilment and digital solutions while also offering superior end-to-end identity management and digital security solutions.

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At the moment, SecureID has acquired certification from VISA, Verve, and MasterCard. The company operates a world-class production plant while also adhering to the best practices and setting international standards.

Kofo Akinkugbe is encouraging business owners to build capacity that will sustain creativity. Citing her company as an example, she opined that Secure ID succeeded by thinking ahead and developing a product that was not yet in demand at the time it was being developed.

She further suggests that employers and business owners focus on employee creativity while monitoring the returns on investment.

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  • Abisoye Adeyiga

    Abisoye Adedoyin Adeyiga holds a PhD in Languages and Media Studies and a Master’s in Education (English Language). Trained in digital marketing and investigative journalism, she is passionate about new media’s transformative power. She enjoys reading, traveling, and meaningful conversations.

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Introducing SecureID Nigeria Ltd, a leading smart card technology and digital security company. It possesses a world-class facility earning it plaudits not just for its immense facilities, but for being the only smart card production plant in all of West Africa. One of the six in Africa.

This feat was achieved by Kofo Akinkugbe, who doubles up as Founder and CEO. Her story is one of success owing to her record as an exceptional entrepreneur and businesswoman. Her background as a Mathematics Major whilst also earning an MBA from the University of Strathclyde in Scotland contributed to her successes.

SecureID manufactures all the varieties of smart cards with the inclusion of highly complex polycarbonate cards. According to its website homepage, the company takes the lead as Africa’s industry leader in smart card manufacturing, fulfilment and digital solutions while also offering superior end-to-end identity management and digital security solutions.

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At the moment, SecureID has acquired certification from VISA, Verve, and MasterCard. The company operates a world-class production plant while also adhering to the best practices and setting international standards.

Kofo Akinkugbe is encouraging business owners to build capacity that will sustain creativity. Citing her company as an example, she opined that Secure ID succeeded by thinking ahead and developing a product that was not yet in demand at the time it was being developed.

She further suggests that employers and business owners focus on employee creativity while monitoring the returns on investment.

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  • Abdulateef Ahmed

    Abdulateef Ahmed, Digital News Editor and; Research Lead, is a self-driven researcher with exceptional editorial skills. He's a literary bon vivant keenly interested in green energy, food systems, mining, macroeconomics, big data, African political economy, and aviation..

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