By A-J Daniels
A high-level delegation from Esmotech Smarthomes and Automations has met with the First Lady of Adamawa State, Hajiya Lami Ahmadu Fintiri, to propose a strategic partnership aimed at integrating artificial intelligence (AI) and smart automation into government processes in the state.
The Esmotech team—comprising Mr. Noel Moses, Mr. Steven Izekor, and Mr. Ajiri Daniels—made a comprehensive presentation at the meeting, showcasing how advanced AI tools and automated systems can improve efficiency, transparency, and service delivery within government operations.
During the presentation, the delegation demonstrated practical solutions tailored for administrative workflows, citizen engagement, security, and data-driven decision-making. They emphasized that AI-enabled automation can significantly reduce bottlenecks in government procedures, enhance monitoring capabilities, and support real-time reporting across key departments operating under the Office of the First Lady.
According to the team, Esmotech’s proposed solutions are built on advanced technologies, including AI, Internet of Things (IoT), cloud-based systems, and automated security infrastructure—technologies the company has deployed in several high-end residential, corporate, and institutional projects across Nigeria. The group noted that similar innovations could support Adamawa State’s ongoing digital transformation efforts.
The First Lady, who received the delegation, commended Esmotech’s vision and expressed interest in exploring areas of collaboration that would improve service delivery, women and youth development initiatives, and administrative efficiency within her office.
Esmotech is a Nigerian technology company specializing in smart automation systems, AI-powered security solutions, intelligent infrastructure design, and digital process optimization. With over 30 categories of automation solutions in its portfolio, the company says it is committed to enhancing governance, safety, and innovation through scalable, human-centered technologies.
The meeting marks an initial step toward what both sides described as a potentially transformative partnership for governance and digital innovation in Adamawa State.
