June 23, 2025 – Lagos, Nigeria
The Torchlight Africa Initiative has announced plans to host the inaugural Torchlight Africa Safety Summit and Award (TASSA 2025), bringing together the nation’s foremost safety experts, policymakers and industry leaders in what promises to be a landmark event for national security development. The summit, scheduled for July 3rd at the LCCI Conference & Exhibition Center in Alausa, Ikeja, will convene under the theme “Bridging Security Gaps For A Safety-Conscious Society: A Holistic Approach.”
Organizers revealed that the day-long engagement will serve as a critical platform for strategic dialogue on contemporary security challenges, with particular focus on developing innovative solutions to Nigeria’s most pressing safety concerns. The event will feature keynote presentations from renowned security specialists, interactive panel discussions exploring best practices, and an awards ceremony recognizing outstanding contributions to national safety.
According to statements released by the Initiative’s management, TASSA 2025 aims to foster collaboration between public and private sector stakeholders while honoring individuals and organizations that have demonstrated exceptional commitment to creating safer communities across Nigeria. The summit comes at a crucial time as the nation continues to address complex security challenges ranging from urban crime to industrial safety concerns.
The LCCI venue is expected to host hundreds of delegates from security agencies, corporate organizations, government ministries and civil society groups when doors open promptly at 10:00 AM on the scheduled date. Event coordinators emphasized that participation remains open to all professionals with interest in advancing Nigeria’s safety architecture, though early registration is recommended due to anticipated high turnout.
Security analysts have welcomed the initiative, noting that such multi-stakeholder engagements could prove instrumental in developing practical solutions to the nation’s security gaps. The awards component has particularly generated interest within safety professional circles, with nominations reportedly pouring in from across the country’s six geopolitical zones.
