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TD Africa, Huawei empower installers to drive eKit deployment across Africa

Admin May 6, 2025

Ayotunde Atiba, Group Head, Huawei SMB & Runrate, TD Africa

Ayotunde Atiba, Group Head, Huawei SMB & Runrate, TD Africa

In a bold step to ensure seamless adoption of the Huawei eKit solution across Africa, TD Africa, the continent’s leading technology distributor, in collaboration with global tech giant Huawei, hosted an exclusive Installer Workshop on April 30th at the Huawei Experience Centre, at Oriental Hotel, Lagos.

The workshop was not just another industry event, it was a strategic initiative to educate, empower, and recruit certified installers who will become TD Africa’s official hands-on force in deploying Huawei’s eKit networking solutions to Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) across the continent.

Recognising that access to the right technology is only part of the solution, TD Africa is closing the gap between product and performance by ensuring that SMEs have access to technically equipped installers who understand the specific needs of the African business landscape.

“The essence of this workshop is to equip these installers with the right product knowledge and technical know-how to deliver top-notch installation service to businesses across the region,” said Ayotunde Atiba, Group Head, Huawei SMB & Runrate, TD Africa.

“For us, it’s not just about distributing products. It’s about creating an ecosystem that supports growth, efficiency, and excellence,” he further stated.

The Huawei eKit, featuring enterprise-grade routers, switches, access points, and the innovative IdeaHub, has already been positioned as the definitive networking solution for African SMEs. But to ensure its optimal usage, trained and trusted hands must bring it to life in the field.

“This is a step in the right direction for us,” added Ajuma Gabriels, Huawei eKit Sales Manager, Nigeria.

“If these installers don’t get the necessary training, the chances that they will deliver quality services to the end users will be at stake. That’s why this partnership with our gold distributor, TD Africa, is so crucial.”

Through this initiative, installers will not only receive professional training but will also gain direct access to Huawei eKit products via registered TD Africa partners, alongside exclusive discounts, rebates, and ongoing technical support.

This workshop marks another strategic stride in TD Africa’s mission to democratise access to cutting-edge technology solutions. With a growing army of certified installers and an unrelenting focus on quality, TD Africa and Huawei are not just selling products; they are powering a connected future for businesses across Africa, one installation at a time.

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