Three senior executives of ipNX have been recognised at the 22nd Titans of Tech Awards for their contributions to Nigeria’s technology, broadband and digital connectivity ecosystem.
The awards ceremony, held on July 17, 2026, at the Oriental Hotel in Lagos, recognised the individual efforts of ipNX executives in advancing digital infrastructure and technology adoption across Nigeria.
Bimpe Olaleye, Group Executive Director, Commercials, received the Special Recognition Award for Women in Tech Leadership, recognising her contribution to technology leadership and greater inclusion within Nigeria’s ICT sector.
Olusola Teniola, Director, Strategic Business Initiatives, was named Broadband Development Advocate of the Year for his role in promoting broadband expansion and digital infrastructure development.
Segun Okuneye, Deputy Director, Strategic Business Initiatives, also received the Digital Connectivity Advocate of the Year Award for his contribution to expanding access to digital connectivity and technology.
The recognitions highlight the growing importance of broadband infrastructure and digital connectivity to Nigeria’s digital economy, particularly as businesses, government services and consumers increasingly depend on reliable internet access.

Speaking on the awards, Olaleye said the recognition reflects the collective effort of ipNX’s workforce and its focus on building infrastructure that supports businesses and communities.
“These recognitions are a testament to the passion, expertise, and dedication that define our people and our organisation,” she said.
The latest honours add to ipNX’s track record at the Titans of Tech Awards.
At the 2025 edition, the company’s Group Managing Director, Ejovi Aror, received the Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions to Nigeria’s telecommunications and technology industry, while ipNX was named Premier ICT Solutions Provider of the Year.
Professor Adenike Osofisan, Nigeria’s first female Professor of Computer Science, received this year’s Lifetime Achievement Award for her pioneering contributions to computing education, research and technology development.
For ipNX, the latest recognition comes as the company continues to position broadband, connectivity and digital infrastructure as key drivers of Nigeria’s digital transformation.
