Fusewall buys Coloplus to expand Nigeria’s telecom infrastructure footprint

Fusewall Holdings, a company founded by Azeez Amida, has acquired a 100% stake in COLOPLUS WORLDWIDE SERVICE LIMITED in a move aimed at strengthening its position in Nigeria’s telecommunications infrastructure space.

The deal gives Fusewall full control of Coloplus and adds to its growing portfolio of strategic assets as it seeks to build a more integrated and efficient telecom infrastructure platform across the country.

According to the company, the acquisition is part of a long-term plan to expand its footprint and improve connectivity infrastructure in Nigeria, where gaps in network coverage and reliability continue to affect digital growth.

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“This is more than an acquisition, it is a deliberate step forward in executing our long-term strategy. We are focused on building platforms that combine reach, resilience, and operational efficiency,” a spokesperson for Fusewall Holdings said.

The transaction was led by Amida, who played a central role in structuring the deal, aligning stakeholders, and overseeing negotiations. His involvement, the company said, ensured the acquisition was completed smoothly while positioning Fusewall for future growth.

Coloplus brings with it an existing operational base that includes access to about 900 partner locations and roughly 20 owned infrastructure sites. This gives Fusewall both reach and some level of direct control over telecom assets—two factors seen as critical in scaling infrastructure services.

Industry analysts say such acquisitions are becoming more important as demand for data and digital services rises across Nigeria. Telecom operators and infrastructure providers are under pressure to expand capacity, improve service quality, and reach underserved areas.

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With the new acquisition, Fusewall plans to invest more capital into the business, improve governance structures, and strengthen operational systems. The company believes this will help improve service delivery and network reliability while opening up new expansion opportunities.

The move also aligns with broader efforts to close Nigeria’s infrastructure gap, especially in rural and high-demand urban areas where connectivity remains inconsistent.

By combining Coloplus’ existing network with its own strategic vision, Fusewall aims to play a bigger role in enabling digital access for businesses and consumers.

The company said it remains focused on delivering long-term value while contributing to Nigeria’s digital economy through better infrastructure and wider connectivity.

Fusewall Holdings is positioning itself as a key player in the telecom infrastructure space, with plans to continue expanding through strategic investments and partnerships.