Accra, Ghana//-GPI Defense, a United States (U.S) private security giant headquartered in Houston, Texas has entered into Ghana’s security industry with a promise to revolutionise the West African country’s private security industry.
With over 25 years of experience, we are bringing our expertise and modern security solutions to solve the security challenges of Ghana and the Africa region at large, CEO and and President GPI Defense, Troy Skeen, said at the official launch of the company’s first Africa branch in Ghana last Saturday.
He assured: “We are committed to providing a wide variety of world-class security services customised to meet the needs of companies, governments, individuals, and industries, among others in Ghana and across Africa”.
Mr Skeen was quick to explain that the company offers a comprehensive portfolio of services including armed and unarmed guards, technology intelligence, financial banking, dog training, robot technology, CID intelligence, and professional driver services among other services to meet the personal and business security needs of individuals and industry players.
He therefore assured that with the arrival of GPI Defense in Accra, Ghana, the lives, and properties of the citizens of Ghana, and foreign nationals would be protected 24/7.
Answering questions from journalists after he officially cut a ribbon to open the Ghana branch, Mr Skeen also further assured that GPI Defense would help strengthen the Ghanaian government law enforcement regencies with the best security training and other sophisticated security solutions.
“Our mission is to advocate for the values of human life by defending and protecting the best of humanity from the worst of it with a vision of a world where properties are secure and people feel safe, whether at work, at play, at home, and worship”, he said.
The Country Director for GPI Defense Ghana, David Babatunde acknowledged that the company would also create several employment opportunities for Ghanaians and bring improvement and prosperity to the lives of all.
He therefore urged individuals, businesses, the public sector, and industries, among others to do business with the company.
