Dr idris shehu ringim cpsc

22/12/2025

We proudly celebrate our latest Certified Professional Security Consultants (CPSCs)—a distinguished group of professionals who have demonstrated competence, integrity, and advanced expertise in security consulting.

Security consultants are strategic advisors who assess risks, design practical security solutions, and help organizations prevent losses, protect assets, and strengthen resilience. Their work spans individuals, private enterprises, and government institutions—supporting informed decision-making in areas such as risk assessment, security design, policy development, crisis preparedness, and operational security management. In an increasingly complex threat environment, their role is not optional; it is essential.

We congratulate our newest CPSCs for reaching this professional milestone and for joining a growing network of trusted security experts committed to raising standards and delivering value across sectors.

As the security landscape continues to evolve, so will opportunities for learning, gr

15/12/2025

*UNITY IN CONDEMNATION: A CALL TO ALL NIGERIANS*

Fellow Nigerians,

The scourge of violence, criminality, and terrorism has ravaged our great nation, leaving behind a trail of devastation and tears. From the sands of the North to the shores of the South, we have witnessed the destructive power of hatred, bigotry, and division. It is imperative that we, as Nigerians, stand united in our condemnation of these heinous acts, regardless of the perpetrators' origins or affiliations.

The likes of Mohammed Yusuf, Shekau, and Maitatsine and their likes have brought shame and suffering to our nation, exploiting innocent lives and destroying communities. Their ideologies are an affront to the principles of peace, coexistence, and progress that Nigeria stands for. We must reject their toxic narratives and disown anyone who seeks to destabilize our country.

Similarly, the actions of individuals like Nnamdi Kanu, who have chosen to promote hate and violence, must be roundly condemned. Their words and deeds are a poison, threatening the very fabric of our society. We must not allow the cancer of division to take root in our nation.

It is heartening to see many Northern Nigerians speaking out against the atrocities committed by these individuals and groups. Their voices are a beacon of hope, demonstrating that we are not defined by the actions of a few extremists. We urge all Nigerians, regardless of region, ethnicity, or creed, to join this chorus of condemnation.

We must recognize that our diversity is our strength, not our weakness. Nigeria's unity is not a zero-sum game, where one region's gain must come at the expense of another. Rather, it is a symphony of different voices, coming together to create a harmonious whole.

To our leaders, we say: it is time to walk the talk. Provide the necessary support to those working towards peace and reconciliation. Hold accountable those who perpetrate violence and hate speech. And above all, ensure that justice is served, without fear or favor.

To our communities, we say: let us build bridges, not walls. Let us promote understanding, tolerance, and empathy. Let us reject the divisive rhetoric of hate and bigotry, and instead, choose the path of peace and coexistence.

In conclusion, we call on all Nigerians to unite in condemning violence, criminality, and terrorism in all its forms. Let us stand together, as one people, against the forces of darkness and hatred. Let us build a Nigeria where every citizen can live in peace, security, and dignity. A Nigeria that is truly "One Nation, One Destiny".

*Together, we can make a difference.*

*Together, we will overcome.*

*God bless Nigeria.* *Dr. H. S. Ringim h. c. DSi*

05/12/2025

25/11/2025

They are not soldiers… they are not officers of the police force… they are South African PRIVATE SECURITY officers.
There are 2.4 Million of these private security officers in South Africa - employed by over 10,000 private security companies licensed by the Government’s regulatory body: PSIRA - Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority.

They are arm£d to the teeth.
They compete with technology.
They monitor streets and neighbourhoods via CCTV.
They provide Armed Response when they detect strange movements.

They are over 2.4 Million in number. Let that number sink.

They work closely with the Police in fighting crime.

Nigeria should learn from South Africa - DEMOCRATISE THE SECURITY INDUSTRY NOW.
Over 5 million Nigerians will automatically gain employment. K!dnapping will fall because the future bandits would be employed by private security companies.
These private companies will compete Technologically - they will bring in the best technologies to compete in the market. No private company would like to be known as the company where its clients are easily k!dnapped. None. It’s a private business so they will do everything to protect their clients and by extension their brands. The police is not a business. The police can afford not to act on reports but no private company can afford to do so.

I call on Nigerians to lead this debate. This is about your life and security. Security is business. Insecurity is also business. The government shouldn’t have monopoly of security - security is everyone’s business. Once this sector is democratised, you will see thousands of Nigerians in diaspora coming home to invest in solving the insecurity problem.

Dear Labour Party Lawmakers, we worked for your election to push ideas like this. Many of you got into office and forgot the trust placed on you.
Dear APC lawmakers, help us push this with your huge numbers.
Dear PDP and every lawmaker, we need you to push for this.

Only private security companies can invest in neighbourhood AI powered Surveillance systems. Government won’t do so.
Only Private Security companies can raise Billions to create security tech solutions - Government may want to but bureaucracy will suffocate it.

South Africa has more armed private security officers than any country in the world - hence kidnapping, banditry and terrorism can never survive one week in South Africa.

My name is Charles Awuzie and I am writing from G20 Summit in South Africa.

10/11/2025

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