US EditionNigeria: Multichoice Nigeria Names New CEO As John Ugbe Retires
- MultiChoice Nigeria has announced that John Ugbe will retire as Chief Executive Officer after a nearly fifteen-year tenure leading the company through significant changes in the industry and market.
- Kemi Omotosho will succeed Ugbe as Chief Executive Officer effective this January, bringing over 20 years of leadership experience in media and telecommunications.
- Omotosho previously served in senior roles within the MultiChoice Group and as Regional Director for Southern Africa with full profit and loss responsibility for a seven-country portfolio.
- MultiChoice Nigeria stated that Ugbe's retirement and Omotosho's appointment follow a structured transition to ensure stability and continuity.
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Kemi Omotosho Appointed CEO of MultiChoice Nigeria as John Ugbe Retires After 15 Years - Innovation Village | Technology, Product Reviews, Business
MultiChoice Nigeria has announced a leadership transition, with Chief Executive Officer John Ugbe set to retire after nearly 15 years, and Kemi Omotosho named as his successor, effective January 2026. The company described the change as part of a structured succession process designed to ensure continuity in leadership and operations as the pay-TV and digital entertainment market continues to evolve. Ugbe’s tenure was marked by significant shift…
MultiChoice Nigeria appoints Kemi Omotosho as CEO, effective from Jan 2026
Popular Pay-TV company MultiChoice Nigeria has announced the appointment of Kemi Omotosho as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) following the retirement of John Ugbe. The company said Omotosho’s appointment will take effect from January 2026. According to a statement by the company on Monday, Ugbe takes the exit door after almost 15 years of service in the company. During these periods, he led MultiChoice Nigeria to significant industry chan…
Multichoice Nigeria names new CEO
MultiChoice Nigeria has announced the appointment of Kemi Omotosho as its new Chief Executive Officer following the retirement of John Ugbe.The company, in a statement on Monday, said Omotosho’s appointment will take effect from January 2026.Ugbe is stepping down after nearly 15 years in charge of the pay-TV company, during which he led the business through major industry and market changes.Omotosho has over two decades of experience across …
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