“TO SERVE OUR CLIENTS WITH PROFESSIONALISM, PASSION AND INTEGRITY. LGS BELIEVE SECURITY IS A WAY OF LIFE AND THE SAFETY OF OUR CLIENTS’ PERSONNEL AND ASSETS IS OUR BENCHMARK FOR SUCCESS.”
LEADERS IN MARITIME AND
ONSHORE SECURITY SERVICES
SERVING CLIENTS ACROSS THE GLOBE
ONSHORE
Journey Management, Close Protection & Guard Force security solutions to protect your company assets & personnel in Nigeria.
OFFSHORE
Escort vessels with armed security teams, providing a fast response to mitigate the risks posed whilst operating in the Gulf of Guinea.
COMPLIANCE
Highly accredited indigenous security company in Nigeria holding certifications such as MOU with Nigerian Navy & ISO 28000; 18788; 9001 to name but a few.
LIVE INTELLIGENCE
24/7 Operations Centre based in Nigeria, providing real-time intelligence, fast incident response & vessel tracking to counteract crime at sea whilst transiting the HRA.
ONSHORE
Journey Management, Close Protection & Guard Force security solutions to protect your company assets & personnel in Nigeria.
OFFSHORE
Escort vessels with armed security teams, providing a fast response to mitigate the risks posed whilst operating in the Gulf of Guinea.
COMPLIANCE
Highly accredited indigenous security company in Nigeria holding certifications such as MOU with Nigerian Navy & ISO 28000; 18788; 9001 to name but a few.
LIVE INTELLIGENCE
24/7 Operations Centre based in Nigeria, providing real-time intelligence, fast incident response & vessel tracking to counteract crime at sea whilst transiting the HRA.
OUR MISSION
ONSHORE
We are committed to identifying your specific needs in order to deliver a bespoke full service, to meet your needs.
OFFSHORE
Our expertise is in the protection of our client’s ships in West African waters, with a proven operational track record since 2010.
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