Kasi Cloud Data Center to Deliver World-Class Facilities in Nigeria
Johnson Agogbua, the CEO of Kasi Cloud Data Center, revealed plans to establish a state-of-the-art data center in Lekki, Lagos, promising top-tier services for Nigeria and West African countries. The facility, set to be completed by the second half of 2026, will span 4.2 hectares with a minimum 32-megawatt power capacity and advanced cooling systems.
Agogbua emphasized the importance of designing the data center to accommodate cloud and AI applications, aiming for scalability and future-proof infrastructure to meet growing demands.
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