Tizeti, West Africa’s pioneer solar-based internet service provider, has announced the appointment of Oluwadamilola Ojomo as Vice President, Financial Risk, Compliance, and Audit.
“We are excited to welcome Oluwadamilola Ojomo to Tizeti,” said Kendall Ananyi, founder and chief executive officer at Tizeti. “Her extensive expertise in financial risk management and compliance will be invaluable as we continue to scale our operations and deliver innovative and affordable broadband solutions across West Africa.”
Oluwadamilola brings over 15 years of experience spanning diverse industries, including banking (Oceanic Bank Plc.), consulting (PricewaterhouseCoopers), regulatory oversight (Securities and Exchange Commission), and commodities exchange (AFEX Plc.).
A member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), she possesses deep expertise in navigating complex financial landscapes and driving organizational success through robust governance frameworks.
At Tizeti, Ojomo will oversee all aspects of Risk Management, including Financial RIsk, Compliance, and Audit.
This appointment comes on the heels of Tizeti’s launch of its next-generation fiber broadband service in Nigeria and Ghana, marking a significant milestone in regional connectivity.
The service, now available in Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Accra, delivers lightning-fast speeds exceeding 1Gbps, well above the regional average of 28 Mbps.
Tizeti plans to extend the service to more cities within the next year, with free installation and a complimentary first-month subscription offered to new users.
“Fiber is the next generation of internet technology, offering unmatched speed and reliability,” Ananyi said. “Our advanced fiber infrastructure delivers speeds 50 times faster than current offerings and 10 times faster than 5G or LEO satellite services. This innovation transforms online experiences, enabling seamless streaming, ultra-fast downloads, and improved digital interactions.”
Tizeti’s expansion and leadership appointments reflect its commitment to bridging Africa’s digital divide and delivering cutting-edge broadband solutions to underserved markets in the region.
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