Ten states, including Delta, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Abia, Anambra, Imo, Enugu, Abuja, Kano, and Kaduna, are to experience new wave of Internet service provision following the expansion by Tizeti to the states...

While the mobile network operators (MNOs), otherwise known as Tier 1 service providers in Nigeria’s telecoms sector have continued to grow rapidly, this is not the same story

In line with its commitment to bridge the digital gap in Africa, West Africa’s pioneer solar-based Internet and voice service provider, Tizeti, is set to expand its operations within Nigeria and Ghana...

Leading West Africa’s pioneer solar-based Internet service provider, Tizeti has expanded its leadership team with the appointment of Amanosi Okhakhu, Omobolaji Akinde and Temitope Osunrinde as the Chief Financial Officer, vice presidents for marketing and business development officer respectively.

West Africa’s pioneer solar-based internet service provider, Tizeti, has partnered with Microsoft Corporation to roll out high-speed air-band internet infrastructure in Oyo state. With 40 per cent broadband penetration in December 2021, millions of Nigerians are still excluded from the global digital economy. Through the Microsoft Airband Initiative, Tizeti and Microsoft will leverage its low-cost…

To improve digital inclusion in Nigeria, solar-based Internet service provider, Tizeti has launched its 4G LTE network in Oyo State with an introductory offer for monthly fixed broadband and installation costs.

Chief Executive Officer, Tizeti, Kendall Ananyi has awarded grant to the Class of 2021 electrical and electronics engineering class at the University of Benin, Edo state. The firm also affirmed commitment to upskill and provide professional opportunities to Nigerian youths by paying all tuition fees for the best graduating students with Cumulative Grade Point Average…

Internet Service Provider, Tizeti, has pledged to support Nigeria and other African startup ISPs with a $5m venture fund for expanding Internet access across the continent.

To take advantage of digital offerings in a new world, West Africa’s pioneer solar-based internet and voice service provider, Tizeti, has disclosed plans to support Nigeria and other Africa’s startup Internet Service Providers (ISPs) with a $5m venture fund towards expanding internet access across the continent. The Chief Executive Officer, Tizeti, Kendall Ananyi stated this…

As part of its commitment to ensuring access to affordable broadband connectivity in Africa’s underserved populations, Tizeti, West Africa’s solar-based Internet service provider

Frustrations continued to heighten for telecoms subscribers over the rise in data depletion before the supposed expiration dates. Checks showed that complaints cut across all the mobile

Ingressive Capital has unveiled an online platform for early stage founders of businesses in Africa to assist them with between $50,000 and $100,000 “First Cheque” in 30 days or less.