Sorveo has officially launched its AI-powered video intelligence platform in Nigeria, enabling organisations to transform existing CCTV networks into real-time tools for security monitoring, operational oversight and business intelligence.
The launch comes as organisations across Nigeria continue to invest heavily in surveillance infrastructure, with thousands of cameras deployed across corporate campuses, manufacturing facilities, universities, hotels, shopping centres, logistics operations and critical infrastructure. However, the growing number of cameras has also created a monitoring challenge, with human operators unable to continuously analyse hundreds of live video feeds and identify important events as they happen.
Sorveo’s platform applies artificial intelligence to existing IP camera networks, automatically analysing live video streams and alerting security and operations teams when predefined events occur. Unlike conventional video management systems that primarily record footage for later investigation, the platform is designed to provide real-time intelligence that can support faster responses and stronger operational visibility.
Beyond security, the technology can be used to detect unauthorised access, perimeter breaches and watchlist matches while supporting occupancy monitoring, health and safety, compliance and operational oversight. By integrating with existing camera systems, Sorveo aims to help organisations introduce AI-powered analytics without replacing their current CCTV infrastructure.
The platform is designed for sectors including oil and gas, education, hospitality, manufacturing, commercial real estate, logistics, retail and critical national infrastructure. With its entry into Nigeria, Sorveo is positioning video intelligence as an enterprise data source that can help organisations move from simply recording events to understanding and responding to them in real time.
