Tizeti, a leading West African broadband internet service provider specializing in unlimited high-speed Wi-Fi and fiber services, has appointed Amadi Ama as its new Vice President of Marketing.
In this role, Ama will oversee brand strategy, customer acquisition, and market expansion initiatives targeting both consumer and enterprise segments.
The appointment forms part of Tizeti’s ongoing leadership restructuring aimed at accelerating growth in fiber and wireless broadband across Nigeria and Ghana. Ama brings nearly eight years of progressive experience within the company, having advanced through various sales and marketing leadership positions.
Ama most recently served as Vice President of Sales and Marketing, where he led national sales and field marketing operations across 15 states.
Under his leadership, the team delivered over 10,579 installations in a single appraisal cycle, achieved a CEO-mandated zero-refund KPI through enhanced customer success alignment, and expanded the fiber market into Lagos, Rivers State, and Ghana.
He also implemented performance tracking systems, applied Six Sigma methodologies to reduce inefficiencies, and fostered stronger collaboration among sales, customer service, and retention teams to boost customer lifetime value.
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Prior to that, Ama held roles including Head of Sales and Marketing , Sales and Marketing Manager and earlier positions in supervision, business development, and client retention. His international experience includes leading market expansion and team building in Accra, Ghana, where he conducted market analysis, recruited and trained staff, and drove growth targets.
“Tizeti continues to strengthen its leadership team to capitalize on opportunities in Nigeria’s expanding digital economy,” a company statement noted, highlighting Ama’s track record in delivering measurable results in revenue generation, installations, and operational excellence.
Tizeti provides affordable unlimited internet services through a mix of wireless, fiber, and solar-powered infrastructure, serving residential, business, and public hotspot users across Nigeria and Ghana. The company has been actively expanding its footprint, including recent rollouts of high-speed fiber solutions and ad-supported connectivity initiatives.
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