Committed to deepening the growth of the service sector and supporting businesses across key industries, a facilities management company has unveiled its new identity as Tsebo Nigeria.
 
Previously known as Tsebo Rapid, Tsebo Nigeria is a subsidiary of the Tsebo Solutions Group. The service sector has grown in leaps and bounds in the last few years. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Nigeria’s economy grew by 3.84 per cent year-on-year in Q4 2024, largely driven by the services sector, which expanded by 5.37 per cent and contributed 57.38 per cent to the country’s total GDP.
   
At the brand unveil held in Lagos, which had key stakeholders from the private and public sectors, corporate clients, industry leaders and representatives from the parent company, Managing Director, Tsebo Nigeria, Oliyide Oluwashina, noted that the rebrand from Tsebo Rapid to Tsebo Nigeria signals a renewed commitment to delivering exceptional, locally rooted and globally-aligned services across Nigeria’s fast-evolving business landscape. He said beyond a name change, they remain dedicated to Nigeria’s growth and transformation.
   
Adding that their growth has been significant in the last six years, he said this has helped in increasing its workforce by over 300 per cent even as it seeks to boost the services sector by expanding into new markets.

Also speaking, General Manager, Tsebo Nigeria, Kingsley Chijioke, noted that they are combining deep local insights with global expertise. Vowing to lead the transformation of facilities management in Nigeria, he added that they intend to continue to grow the sector and showcase its immense possibilities.
 
The event featured the official unveiling of the new brand logo, a visual showcase of the company’s service capabilities and a networking session for industry partners.
 
Stakeholders expressed confidence in the company’s direction, reaffirming their trust in Tsebo Nigeria’s commitment to world-class service delivery, talent development and operational excellence.
 
Oluwashina said their new identity will be reflected across all communication channels, digital platforms and operational touch points in their service of clients across different sectors including oil and gas, healthcare, real estate, finance and manufacturing.