Knightshield’s CEO, Onyi Goldman Nwike has pioneered Knightshield as one of the UK’s most unique services and, now, a rising icon in Africa.
Nwike, an Afro-futurist, economist and philanthropist who believes in the development of the African people, while tapping into and appreciating global growth.
A previous Pharmacy undergraduate, Nwike went on to spend several years trading commodities at a top hedge fund.
For him, his heart is set upon youth development in Africa, being a member of the Nigerian Diaspora himself. He believes that another wave of chance is approaching Africa and that technology will provide the opportunity to up-skill or reprogram many nations.
According to Nwike, “When Knightshield Services began operations in the United Kingdom, it started with refined optimism and an eye for detail. It is this ability to see the blindspots that has prided it as one of the UK’s leading tech-based services companies.
“Knightshield has continued to elevate the bar for cybersecurity in the global space. Barely a year old, Knightshield Services has started to create impact in healthcare, finance and business supply chains.
“When the company was besieged by the Coronavirus pandemic, it decided to leverage on the positives. It tripled the service quality, endearing even more virtual-based Nigerians to the company. As we watched the pandemic wreak havoc across the world, sparing no industry; millions of people worldwide were left unemployed and the global economy shattered.
“This year, Knightshield Services’ advantageous market position has paved the way for our success”, he said.
One keen achievement is its community development and youth empowerment schemes. Knightshield services have been able to employ, support and inspire thousands of young people across the world. Securing contracts with multibillion-dollar firms, they have been able to stir a pool of development in many Nigerian communities.
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