• Moussa Nassakou founded Oneigo in 2023 to deliver digital, AI and smart-device solutions across West Africa.
• Oneigo develops payment, artificial intelligence and connected-device products, including MvoPay and Oneigo Alfa.
• Nassakou also leads initiatives in digital skills training, agri-tech and women’s inclusion in technology.

Moussa Nassakou advances digital transformation in West Africa through technology initiatives designed to address practical needs. His work aims to structure an innovation ecosystem that combines digital usage, skills development and entrepreneurial capacity.

Moussa Nassakou is a Togolese graphic designer, web developer, designer and technology entrepreneur. He serves as founder and chief executive officer of Oneigo, a company that specializes in research and development of digital and technological solutions.

Founded in 2023, Oneigo supports organizations in their digital transformation strategies. The company designs and integrates solutions ranging from connected security systems to smart management of residential and professional spaces. It also distributes intelligent home-automation equipment for monitoring, control and optimization of domestic and work environments, with a strong focus on ease of use for end users.

Beyond hardware solutions, Oneigo provides digital transformation consulting services and develops customized digital products. The company also deploys digital skills-building programs, notably through the OneDigital initiative, which aims to train young people for careers in the digital economy.

Among Oneigo’s flagship solutions, MvoPay operates as an all-in-one payment platform that enables transactions through QR codes. The company also developed Oneigo Alfa, an artificial-intelligence-based virtual assistant, as well as Oneigo Watch, a connected smartwatch focused on wellness monitoring and preventive health.

Alongside his entrepreneurial activities, Moussa Nassakou serves as director of the Africa Women Tech Festival, an organization that promotes women’s participation in Africa’s technology ecosystem by encouraging inclusion, innovation and female leadership. He also works as a digital transformation consultant at NunyaLab, an innovation support structure and creative hub.

He also serves as chief executive officer of Storads, an agri-tech start-up he founded in 2017. Through the use of drones equipped with advanced imaging capabilities and an e-commerce platform, the company enables Togolese farmers to improve yields, reduce costs and accelerate market access for their products.

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