By Chioma Obinna
To address the primary concerns of investors, business executives, tourists, students, and medical tourists to Nigeria, SafeLify International has introduced a suite of integrated solutions designed to foster peace of mind during visits to Nigeria.
Through its services platform, SafeLify is targeting to empower individuals to concentrate on their business and travel goals without the burden of security fears in response to the growing need for reliable safety measures as Nigeria hosts numerous trade shows, conferences, and conventions.
The innovative package caters for a wide range of travellers, including individuals, investors, tourists, and even families of Nigerians living abroad.
Addressing a press conference to announce the official launch of SafeLify’s comprehensive services app scheduled for November 9, 2024, the Founder of SafeLify, Dr. Alfred Tofade, said the idea behind the services is to eliminate the “what if” fears that often deter international engagement.
Tofade who acknowledged the growing demand for reliable support services, said the organisation offers a unique combination of Telehealth, Telelegal, and airport protocol services.
“”We have developed the App to give every subscriber access to all our services right from their phone.”
“This integrated approach aims to provide travellers with immediate access to medical consultations, legal assistance, and a smooth airport experience, ensuring peace of mind throughout their journeys.
“SafeLify leverages state-of-the-art technology and strong partnerships with leading hospitals, pharmacies, and other institutions. This allows travellers to connect with healthcare professionals and legal experts from anywhere in Nigeria.“
He explained that SafeLify’s comprehensive support includes medical support which means travellers can access immediate medical advice and support through convenient video or phone consultations with licensed healthcare professionals.
He said the service is readily available through the user-friendly SafeLify platform. Again, through the platform, he said in case of urgent medical needs, SafeLify can help locate nearby hospitals or clinics, and take care of prescriptions by arranging for medication delivery from local pharmacies.
“SafeLify through its platform will also provide on-demand access to legal experts familiar with Nigerian laws and regulations, offering support with a variety of legal matters including legal advice and consultation; emergency legal support for immediate legal assistance with disputes, detentions, business set-up, or emergencies. SafeLify is there for you.
“Documentation services: Unsure about visa requirements, travel documents, or your legal rights as a traveller? SafeLify provides clear guidance.”
Speaking on additional services for a seamless experience; he said SafeLify goes beyond just medical and legal support but offers Home Care and wellness services for the diaspora.
“This service provides access to in-home medical care for aged parents or relatives back home, including nursing, wellness check-ups, and routine visits from healthcare professionals. Elite services cater to high-net-worth individuals and organisations seeking a discreet and comprehensive solution. It includes legal, medical, event planning, logistics, and specialized protocols for a seamless travel experience.
“We take the stress out of arrival and departure with dedicated staff who can help navigate customs, immigration, and baggage claims. They can also arrange safe and reliable transportation to your accommodation.”
He urged Nigerians to join the organisation during the unveiling of the services in Nigeria to learn more about the innovative services on Saturday at 5 p.m. Nigerian time.
He said they are committed to offering a holistic approach to traveller safety and well-being in Nigeria, adding that with their comprehensive suite of services, travellers can now explore Nigeria with confidence, knowing they have the support they need for a secure, healthy, and enjoyable visit.
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