Abasiamaâ¯Idaresit is a Nigerian technology entrepreneur and business executive. He is theâ¯founder of⯠Wildâ¯Fusionâ¯Holdings, aâ¯business group headquartered inâ¯Lagos, Nigeriaâ¯with operations inâ¯Ghanaâ¯andâ¯Kenya.
In 2013, Forbes Africa listed Idaresit among âÂÂTen African Internet Millionaires To Watchâ and in 2015, the Institut Choiseul named him one of the âÂÂTop 100 African Economic LeadersâÂÂ.
He was also recognized in the United Nationsâ MIPAD Top 100 (Most Influential People of African Descent).
Born in Calabar, Cross River State, Idaresit attended Federal Government College Ikot Ekpene.
According to media reports, he studied information systems and management at the London School of Economics, University of London and earned an MBA from Manchesterâ¯Businessâ¯School.
Wild Fusion Holdings is a diversified operational conglomerate consolidating the fragmented digital infrastructure of Africa. Founded by Idaresit, the group is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, and has expanded operations to Ghana and Kenya.
The company evolved from Wild Fusion, a digital-marketing agency, into a multi-vertical holding company. Its portfolio includes:
The holdings structure integrates marketing technology, financial services, and talent development under a single operational framework. The group works to standardize operations, coordinate services across subsidiaries, and develop scalable digital and financial ecosystems in West Africa.
Under IdaresitâÂÂs leadership, Wild Fusion Holdings has been noted in regional business publications for its approach to consolidating digital and financial infrastructure and establishing structured governance suitable for institutional investment.
Inâ¯2018, â¯Idaresitâ¯coâÂÂfoundedâ¯Greentreeâ¯Investmentâ¯Companyâ¯withâ¯Olabode⯠Agustoâ¯andâ¯Olaâ¯Brownâ¯toâ¯provideâ¯capitalâ¯toâ¯earlyâÂÂstageâ¯Africanâ¯technologyâ¯startâÂÂups.
Idaresit was also among the investors who exited from StripeâÂÂs 2020 acquisition of the fintech company Paystack.
Idaresit serves on the board of LEAP Africa, a non-profit organisation that supports youth leadership and social innovation across the continent.
Idaresit has participated in several high-level discussions on artificial intelligence and technology policy in Africa.
According to a release distributed via EIN Presswire, it was indicated that Idaresit was expected to participate in the United Nations Vienna AI for Development (AIFoD) Summer Summit in 2025.
That same year, the Africa Future Network announced that Idaresit would chair a roundtable on AI-investment impact metrics during its annual development forum.
In October 2025, Nairametrics published an op-ed authored by Idaresit titled âÂÂAI Investment Needed to Secure AfricaâÂÂs Digital SovereigntyâÂÂ, where he argued for increased investment in artificial-intelligence infrastructure to strengthen the continentâÂÂs digital independence.
These engagements reflect his ongoing participation in discussions around AI and digital development in Africa.