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Ghanaian private security expert and Chief Executive Officer of Eye360 Security Company Limited, Mr Harrison Boadu Barnoh has been honoured for his outstanding contributions towards building the private security sector in the country and also ensuring peace and security at the recently concluded Africa Peace Advocate Awards 2024, organised under the auspices of the International Association of World Peace Advocates (IAWPA), Ghana Chapter.
IAWPA is a recognized global bureau of peace advocates, and a registered arm of the United Nations ECOSOC to promote peace and appoint people as peacemakers and advocates or ambassadors across the 193 United Nations member states.
The esteemed recognition underscores Mr Boadu’s exceptional dedication, tireless efforts, and strong commitment to promoting peace, conflict resolution, and sustainable development in Africa through his works.
Held at the National Theatre, the IAWPA ceremony celebrated Ghana's top businesses and individuals driving positive change in the country and beyond.
Also, the distinguished award celebrates individuals and organizations who have made outstanding contributions to promoting peace, unity, and conflict resolution in Ghana and across Africa.
The iconic event was attended by high-profile dignitaries, including representatives from the Ghana government, members of the diplomatic corps, and traditional leaders.
Mr Boadu’s direction has redefined EYE360 SECURITY with a customer-centric approach and innovative service delivery in security matters.

The company's commitment to creating a “WOW Experience “through warm, open communication, and world-class security has resonated with clients and industry peers alike.
Mr Harrison Boadu Barnoh expressed gratitude to his staff who work tirelessly to make sure they deliver precise planning with trusted delivery to clients.
He dedicated the award to his beloved mother Madam Florence Akoto, a retired nurse of the Ghana Health Service.
According to him, the remarkable accolade will motivate the team to work harder always for more big wins ahead.
“I am extremely excited for such a wonderful recognition. My team and I at Eye360 Security are committed to giving customers the best security experience in every aspect of our operations. This is a big win for us all. I want to take this opportunity to also express my profound gratitude to the Ghana Police Service for their strong guidance in line with our operations", Mr Boadu noted.
About Harrison Boadu Barnoh (Eye360 Security Company Limited)
Eye360 Security Company Limited has won several awards including, GEIC Best Event Security Company, and its CEO, Harrison Boadu Barnoh recently won Ghana's Most Respected CEO in Private Security.
Eye360 has over the years provided solid security and safety services for top events including; the All African Games, Ghana vs. Angola 2025 Afcon Qualifier, Guinness Ghana Limited’s Accravaganza, Culture Management Group’s Afrofuture, Sarkodie’s Rapperholic, Stonebwoy’s Bhim Concert, Echohouse Ghana Limited’s Tidal Rave, Ridge Condos' Exclusive All Black Party, and FrontBack Limited’s Accra Bar Show.
Other events were Telecel Turn Up, The Coca-Cola World Cup Trophy Tour, African Cup of Nations Trophy Tour, Akwaaba UK's All Black & All White Parties, King Promise’ Promise Land, Kojo Antwi's 30 Years of 24th Night Music, Samini’s Xperience Concert, etc. and other important social functions.
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