L-R: _Mr. Obinna Ufudo, Chairman, Atiat Ltd.; Mr. Bode Olanipekun (SAN), Managing Partner, Wole Olanipekun & Co.; Engr. Adeoye Fadeyibi, Independent Non-Executive Director, Atiat Ltd.; Mr. Kanayo Eni-Ikeh, MD/CEO, Atiat Ltd.; Mr8i. Ayo Aderibigbe, Chairman, Baines Credit MFB; Mr. Olatunde Busari (SAN), Chairman,VFD Group Plc._
Atiat Limited, a long-standing player in Nigeria’s automotive leasing and finance sector, has opened its new head office on Victoria Island, Lagos, as part of a broader push to transform into a technology-driven financial services group.
The new facility also heralds the company’s strategic shift to “Atiat 3.0,” a model designed to integrate finance, insurance, mobility, and technology into a single ecosystem.
Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Kanayo Eni-Ikeh, described the headquarters as the company’s “nerve centre” and a hub for collaboration. “This is the home of Atiat 3.0—where technology, talent, and vision converge,” he said at the unveiling. “We are empowering our team to serve a wider market while driving growth for clients and the economy.”
Atiat’s expansion strategy includes acquisitions and tech-enabled solutions across insurance brokerage, fleet services, financial products, and lending. According to Eni-Ikeh, the goal is to democratise access to growth by giving businesses and individuals end-to-end support—from financing and automation software to logistics and risk management.
Chairman of Atiat Limited, Mr. Obinna Ufudo, said the new office symbolises the company’s ambition to build an enduring institution. “Atiat is not just a financial services company—we are creating a connected ecosystem that empowers Nigerian businesses and individuals,” he said.
Executive Director of Business Development, Ms. Obiageli Ejiofor, added that the ecosystem approach would unlock greater value for customers through data-driven insights and tailored products.
The unveiling drew industry stakeholders, partners, and guests, with observers describing the move as a significant milestone in Nigeria’s financial services landscape.
With “Atiat 3.0,” the company is positioning itself as a one-stop hub for financial, insurance, and mobility solutions, while also laying the foundation for expansion into the wider West African market.
