Our Story
JIO Security Group was established on the 1st of February 2004 in Johannesburg under the name KWJ Security in the Gauteng Province but was changed to this name on the 21st of January 2011, by the founding owner, because of irreconcilable differences among the former members. Now I 00% Male Black owned. Following an approach by a potential client, our company will carry out a risk factor survey the result thereof will indicate the method of application and recommendation of a proposed group structure as well as economic analysis of cost to be implemented.
In order to maintain our reputation as an industry leader, we make sure that professionalism is our tradition in our entire procedure. We are also aware that this sector of economy is still been dominated by the previously privileged groupings that is why we utilize our unique combination of international and local know ledge to ensure the planning and implementation of our clients group requirement.

Objectives of the business
Our business fits into the economic criteria and can be justified in terms of the development of small, medium and macro enterprises.
OBJECTIVES ARE SUMMARIZED IN THE FOLLOWING RESPECTS:
To impact on the high level of unemployment in the entire Province and Kimberley in particular. To increase the number of independent individuals thereby alleviating the already overburdened government in terms of job creation in general. To objectively impact on better economic situation in the Province and the Country as a whole. To impact on the competitive world of Security services so as to improve the standards of environmental friendliness at different places of work and in the general public, also to add value to the Service delivery levels. To address the vital issue of bringing the much needed services at affordable prices.
Our Performance
- Residential Security 80%
- Commercial Security 95%
- Events Guarding 75%
- VIP 70%
Meet Members of Our Team

Kennedy Osagie
CEO

Osazee N Iyere-Osagie
Management Assistant

Obadiah Z Tembo
HR and Management

Michael Nwaokoye
Operations and Management

Tafadzwa N Muchineripi
Operations and Management
