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Fusewall Holdings and Coloplus Merger Aims to Bridge Nigeria’s Telecommunications Infrastructure Gap

April 28, 2026
2 min read
Author: Editorial Team

According to Amida, the focus moving forward will be on disciplined execution, clear strategy, and consistent delivery, with the long-term objective of creating a robust infrastructure platform designed for sustainable scale and impact.

Fusewall Holdings has announced the acquisition of a 100% stake in COLOPLUS WORLDWIDE SERVICE LIMITED , alongside other strategic interests, as part of a broader plan to build a more integrated and scalable operating platform.

The announcement was made by Azeez Amida, who described the transaction as a deliberate step toward strengthening infrastructure capacity and enabling long-term expansion across key sectors. He noted that the acquisition is not just a corporate transaction, but part of a wider strategy focused on execution, governance, and operational scale.

COLOPLUS WORLDWIDE SERVICE LIMITED currently operates a network of approximately 900 partner locations and around 20 owned sites, positioning it within the telecommunications infrastructure and connectivity ecosystem. With the backing of Fusewall Holdings, the platform is expected to undergo further alignment in capital structure and operational strategy to support future growth.

The combined entity aims to contribute to addressing Nigeria’s telecommunications infrastructure gap by expanding access to connectivity, improving network reliability, and extending service reach to underserved areas. The strategy is centered on building a scalable platform capable of supporting broader digital infrastructure needs.

According to Amida, the focus moving forward will be on disciplined execution, clear strategy, and consistent delivery, with the long-term objective of creating a robust infrastructure platform designed for sustainable scale and impact.

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