Eyal Mesika

Eyal Mesika – Businessman, Entrepreneur, and Security Specialist

Eyal Mesika is a veteran businessman with over 20 years of experience in the security industry. He is the founder, owner, and chief executive officer of EMI Systems Limited, a high-profile security firm listed in Nigeria and active both in Nigeria and in Ghana. Mesika is a great believer in community-based philanthropy and contributes to the Israeli population in Nigeria as well as the local community of Abuja, where he lives and works.

Early Life and Career

Mesika was born and raised in Israel where he served in a fighting unit of the Israeli Defence Force (IDF). After serving his country for three years, he travelled to Africa and settled in Nigeria. His career began in a construction company where he held managerial positions and gained experience in administration, logistic coordination, business development and procurement. By 1994 he was ready to set out on his own and founded a security firm that would become an industry leader in the security sector of West Africa.

EMI Systems Limited

By combining his experience in the IDF with his business acumen, Eyal Mesika founded EMI Systems Limited, which offers bespoke security solutions to the corporate, public, and private sectors of Nigeria and Ghana. The company provides comprehensive security services that include round-the-clock protection and designing, installing, and maintaining advanced security systems that are strategically designed to best maintain every client's safety. EMI Systems headquarters are in Abuja, the capital of Nigeria and additional company offices are located in Lagos and Port Harcourt, Nigeria and Accra the capital of Ghana.

The Mesika Brothers Foundation

As the Founder of the Mesika Brothers Foundation, a non-profit powered by EMI Systems Limited, Mesika is actively involved in a number of initiatives geared for social and community upliftment. The foundation helps some of the most vulnerable children in Nigeria, by sponsoring Rachel’s Home and Talitha Cumi, two orphanages on the outskirts of Abuja. By providing mon