Emmanuel O. Okumuye, principal consultant and founder of Remote Consulting Global, widely known as Remote Assistants, addressed participants during the Institut Français Open Day held at the organisation’s premises in Wuse 2, Abuja.
Speaking in an interview, Mr Okumuye explained that Remote Assistants has moved beyond a traditional business enterprise to become “a global partner,” providing daily support to individuals, immigrants, and students across different regions.
He noted that the company has built partnerships with agencies and stakeholders in immigration, study abroad, and professional support services. According to him, the vision of Remote Assistants is to establish a one-stop platform where people can access educational and virtual support both within and outside Nigeria.
Mr Okumuye said that the firm plans to introduce new systems and platforms in the coming months to strengthen its operations and deliver services more efficiently. He stressed the importance of a global footprint, stating that “as a global brand, it is important to have a presence in every major city of the world,” supported by remote offices and student partners.
Remote Assistants has assisted over 3,000 people in securing scholarships, admissions abroad, work visas, and professional opportunities. The organisation has also supported clients in developing portfolios, research projects, and academic or technical documents.
Highlighting the company’s strategy, Mr Okumuye said the brand remains committed to expanding its reach through its associates and student partners. He added that Remote Assistants is focused on maintaining its role as a partner for success, continuously adapting to meet the needs of individuals seeking guidance in education and professional development.
