The MTN Group has announced the appointments of new executives at several of its African business units.
The MTN Group has announced the appointment of Mohammed Rufai as chief executive offer of MTN Congo-Brazzaville and Ayham Moussa as chief operating officer of MTN Nigeria.
Rufai has over 24 years of experience in ICT, and MTN said he has an impressive track record in the telecoms sector.Rufai currently serves as MTN Nigeria’s CTO. He has held several senior roles across the MTN Group, including regional chief technology and information officer for Southeast Africa and Ghana.“A driven leader, Mohammed is passionate about execution excellence, people development, and customer experience,” said MTN.
MTN also announced the voluntary early retirement of MTN Côte d’Ivoire CEO Djibril Ouattara and the departure of MTN Nigeria COO Hassan Jabbar. Ayham joined the MTN Group in 2002 and left for a brief hiatus before rejoining in 2006. He has since served the organisation in various markets, including Syria and Guinea-Conakry.“In his technology roles, Ayham played a key role in the country’s digital evolution from 2G to 4G, establishing MTN Congo-Brazzaville as a technology leader,” said the MTN Group.
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