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Liberia: SEGAL Dedicates Four New SUV Pickups to Boost Security Patrol

SINKOR, Monrovia- The Security Expert Guard Agency of Liberia (SEGAL) has procured and officially dedicated an additional four JMC Pickups to its existing fleet at the agency. 

The additional new fleets will help expand the agency’s operations by delivering on its customer service as well as minimizing its patrol methodology to protect the company’s image and its customers.

Speaking during the dedication ceremony, Dave Freeman, SEGAL Security Manager said the additional vehicle is also a demonstration of the agency’s commitment to respond to customers’ needs and obey the laws.

“It conveys that SEGAL remains vigilant and committed to maintaining law and orders within its borders of control,” David Freeman said.

SEGAL is one of the leading private security agencies in Liberia. Since its establishment, the institution continues to demonstrate high professional standards in service delivery.  It has security at most private, governmental, and non-governmental institutions in Liberia including the United States Embassy in Monrovia.

Momo Cyrus, Lofa County Senator is the Founder and CEO of SEGAL. Senator Cyrus cautions the team to continue on the professional service delivery to maintain its good image.

The Lofa County Senator used the occasion to appreciate clients across the country for doing business with SEGAL. He assured that the institution will continue to incorporate innovative ideas to enhance its services.

SEGAL is Liberia’s premier, outstanding and trusted private security company which has gained unmatched prominence primarily because of the high quality of services offered.

It offers security escort services, event and private security, bank protection, mining security and diplomatic security services among others.

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