Tenece Commemorates 15th Year on Tech Space, Plans Expansion

Raheem Akingbolu

A leading Information Technology solutions firm in Africa, Tenece Professional Services Limited, has expressed its readiness to further expand its footprint across Africa with strategic investments

The firm made this known recently in Lagos when it celebrated its 15th anniversary.

At the event, with the theme: “Beyond our Dreams,” Tenece Chief Executive Officer, Kingsley Eze, acknowledged that its achievements in the IT solutions industry over the past 15 years have been exemplary, exceeding all set projections.

Founded in 2008 with a vision to be a larger enterprise in Nigeria and Africa by 2030, Eze, said Tenece has expanded beyond the 36 states of Nigeria to become a truly Pan- African Tech Company with a presence in other African countries such as Ghana, Cote d’Ivoire, Kenya and Ethiopia, and the UAE.

Since inception, he said Tenece has no record of a failed or uncompleted project, no capital injection, and over 3,000 successfully implemented solutions to customers in the educational sector, financial service institutions, Fintechs, oil & gas, government, telecommunications, and manufacturing across Nigeria and Africa.

On her part, the Managing Director of Tenece HoldCo, Dr. Lina Eze, reiterated that the celebration of Tenece at 15 is a significant milestone for the entire team, particularly the pioneers, as it beams light on all the passion-driven efforts that have morphed Tenece into a remarkable Pan -African Technology Solutions Company.

She pledged that Tenece would continue to lead the industry by providing up-to-date innovative solutions that satisfy core business concerns and increase profitability while also improving overall operational efficiency.

JCI Nigeria Presents the Global Digital Economy Summit

JCI Nigeria, has announce the highly anticipated third edition of the Global Digital Economy Summit (GDES 3.0). The event is set to take place in Alausa CBD, Ikeja, Lagos.

With a vision to be the foremost global network of young leaders, JCI Nigeria strives to empower its members with valuable leadership development opportunities that enable them to create positive change. As part of these efforts, GDES 3.0 aims to upskill its participants in trending digital fields, while also fostering resilience, sustainability, and inclusion in the ever-evolving digital space.

The theme for this year’s summit is, “The Future of Digital Economy: Building Resilience, Sustainability, and Inclusion.” Through engaging panel sessions, talent discovery initiatives, a partner showcase, and an exciting pitch competition, GDES 3.0 promises to provide a platform for knowledge exchange and exploration of key digital opportunities.

This year’s event will be graced by leaders in the tech and global business sectors, including Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi, Director General/CEO of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA); Kolawole Osinowo, Chief Executive Officer-Nigeria at Baobab+;Oluwasanmi Akinmusire, Chief Operating Officer, ImaliPay and Korede Adeyemi, the GMD of EdgePlus Capital Limited. Their presence and expertise will contribute to the richness of discussions and insights shared during the summit.