A major player in the AI-as-a-Service (AIaaS) space, Dyna.Ai, has officially launched operations in Nigeria, unveiling a suite of advanced AI solutions designed to power intelligent automation and reshape the future of Nigeria’s financial and digital ecosystem. The launch event, an exclusive, invitation-only gathering tagged ‘Nigeria Dyna Day’, held in Lagos, brought together top voices in AI, fintech, telecommunications, and public sector leadership.
Themed ‘AI Unleashed: Revolutionising Nigeria’s Financial Future’, the closed-door event marked a significant step in the evolution of AI adoption in Nigeria, with Dyna.Ai presenting innovative products that promise to drive financial inclusion, improve customer experience, and accelerate digital transformation across critical industries.
In his opening remarks, Tomas Skoumal, Chairman and Co-President of Dyna.Ai, explained the strategic reason for choosing Nigeria as the launch point for the company’s African expansion.
“For us, it makes sense to start in Nigeria. There is no bigger country in Africa—this is where the momentum is,” Skoumal said. “Africa is not just the future anymore; the transformation is already happening. Nigeria’s energy in digital and fintech innovation is undeniable, and we want to be a part of that journey.”
Skoumal introduced Dyna.Ai’s Agentic AI framework, highlighting tools like Agent Studio, which allows businesses to build and deploy intelligent agents tailored to their specific needs, and industry-focused language models capable of automating operations across sectors such as finance, customer service, marketing, human resources, and collections.
He said the company is taking a long-term view, not just entering the market to sell solutions, but to build infrastructure, develop local talent, and export AI innovation from Nigeria to the rest of Africa.
These tools, the company said, will empower banks, fintech startups, and other customer-centric institutions to serve users faster, better, and at scale, while also improving employee workflows and reducing operational costs.
The keynote address was delivered by Tokoni Peter Igoin, Special Assistant to the President on ICT Development and Digital Innovation. Igoin stressed the Federal Government’s commitment to building a secure, inclusive, and forward-looking digital economy, and welcomed Dyna.Ai’s entry as a positive signal for international confidence in Nigeria’s technology landscape.
“The Federal Government is focused on building an ecosystem that allows technology to thrive, local talent to flourish, and innovation to scale globally. What Dyna.Ai is doing aligns with this agenda,” Igoin said.
The event also featured panel discussions with executives from banks, fintechs, telcos, regulators, and development institutions. Attendees examined the opportunities and risks of AI deployment in Africa and how best to balance innovation with regulation.
Dyna.Ai’s Nigeria launch represents a significant leap in AI integration in West Africa and positions the country as a testing ground for agentic AI at scale. With Nigeria’s large population, growing tech-savvy youth, and vibrant startup ecosystem, the company believes the country is ideal for co-creating next-generation solutions for finance, commerce, and customer engagement.
In addition to its technology offerings, Skoumal also revealed Dyna.Ai’s commitment to talent development, with plans underway to establish AI training programs and research partnerships with Nigerian universities and innovation hubs.
“We’re not just deploying technology—we’re here to build capacity. We want to train, employ, and scale African talent who will create the AI solutions of tomorrow,” he said.
As part of its market entry, Dyna.Ai is actively engaging stakeholders across the private and public sectors to ensure that its solutions align with local business needs and regulatory frameworks.
