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Karl Toriola Promoted: MTN Nigeria CEO to VP of Francophone Africa

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MTN Nigeria’s Karl Toriola Takes on Expanded Role as VP of Francophone Africa

MTN Group has announced a significant leadership shift, with Karl Toriola, currently the CEO of MTN Nigeria, adding the role of Vice President of Francophone Africa to his responsibilities, effective November 1st. This strategic move underscores MTN’s commitment to strengthening its presence and market share within the Francophone African region. This change is part of a broader restructuring of leadership across several key markets.

Boosting MTN’s Footprint in Francophone Africa

Toriola’s expanded role is primarily focused on driving growth and improving the performance of MTN’s operations in Francophone markets. His key responsibilities will include overseeing and boosting MTN’s presence in countries like Senegal, Cameroon, and Côte d’Ivoire. The telecom giant stated that these leadership adjustments are crucial for accelerating the execution of their overarching strategy and driving value creation in the medium term. Toriola’s experience in the African telecom sector is extensive. He began his career in 2000 at Ericsson Nigeria and subsequently held key positions at Econet Nigeria and Vmobile Nigeria (now Airtel). He joined MTN Nigeria in 2006 as Chief Technical Officer, rising through the ranks to become CEO.

The appointment of Toriola reflects MTN’s confidence in his leadership abilities and his understanding of the African telecom landscape. His diverse experience positions him well to navigate the complexities of the Francophone African markets and contribute significantly to MTN’s future success.

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