Nigerian entrepreneur Saint Joseph Ovensehi is unveiling Ovensehi Technologies, a homegrown tech brand with a goal to make affordable gadgets and smart financial tools available across Africa.
The startup rolls out mobile power banks, home automation devices, and a combined e-commerce and banking app designed with local needs in mind.
At a Lagos launch event, Ovensehi highlighted the 20,000 mAh fast‑charging power bank as the flagship product, complete with built‑in cables, MagSafe support, and an LED‑lit logo. It’s built tough enough to handle areas suffering from power cuts.
But the launch isn’t just about gadgets. The new mobile app doubles as a tech marketplace and digital bank, offering features like savings with interest, bill payments, quick loans, virtual naira/dollar cards, and a loyalty-linked ATM card.
It’s designed to simplify how people shop, save, and manage money—all in one place.
Ovensehi has already put over ₦500 million of his own cash into the venture and plans to raise an additional ₦2 billion.
The company is headquartered on Victoria Island, Lagos, and is building both digital and physical retail channels, with hopes of reaching customers all across Nigeria