Fusewall Holdings acquires Coloplus to expand Nigeria's telecom infrastructure network
TL;DR
Fusewall Holdings, founded by Azeez Amida, has acquired 100% of Coloplus Worldwide Service Limited to strengthen its telecom infrastructure position in Nigeria.
The deal adds roughly 900 partner locations and about 20 owned infrastructure sites to Fusewall's portfolio, giving it both reach and direct asset control.
Fusewall plans to inject fresh capital, improve governance, and expand into underserved rural and high-demand urban areas where network reliability remains a persistent problem.
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