Mobile Money Agents Security

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Opinion

In Short, any place where there is a Transaction of Huge Sums of Money or Financial Transaction, there is need for the Presence of The Police or Security with a Fire Arm.


Mobile Money booths are now transacting huge sums of Money compared to some Banks due to the advent of technology…They have taken over much of the financial transactions due to their easy methods of withdrawing and depositing Cash.

However one aspect that has been ignored is the security of the agents.

Probably, in any respective area there should be the presence of the Police, just as banks have the police and security firms.

This can be done in a holistic approach with the Local Authorities where if an area has a lot of booths, there can be an agreed fee for security such as an Insurance Policy.

Though agony is for those Booths in isolated areas, but a solution can be found with them as well, such as Panic buttons (Electronic device designed to assist in alerting somebody in emergency situations where a threat to persons or property exists.).

This is business to security firms.

Regards

Best Jere (Mr) 

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