Hot Career Enrollment at Top Three (3) Companies in Nigeria Now (Over 30+ Job Positions)

(A). SABmiller Plc

SABMiller is in the beer and soft drinks business, bringing refreshment and sociability to millions of people all over the world who enjoy our drinks. We do business in a way that improves livelihoods and helps build communities. We are passionate about brewing and have a long tradition of craftsmanship, making superb beer from high quality natural ingredients.

(B). African Development Bank Group (AfDB)

African Development Bank Group (AfDB) – Established in 1964, the African Development Bank is the premier pan-African development institution, promoting economic growth and social progress across the continent. There are 80 member states, including 54 in Africa (Regional Member Countries).

1. Security Agent

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2. Protocol Clerk

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3. Chief Translator/Reviser (English Language)

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4. Lead Research Economist

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5. Lead Economist (ECCE)

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6. Principal Legal Counsel

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7. Lead Reviser

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8. Administrative & Finance Officer (COSL)

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9. Senior Transport Engineer

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10. Treasury Assistant

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11. Infrastructure Investment Officer

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12. Chief Infrastructure Investment Officer

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(C). Oxfam Nigeria

Oxfam is committed to ridding the world of poverty. We have a conviction that people are well capable of building a livelihood without poverty on their own, once given the chance to do so. Which is why we support local projects in developing countries, why we lobby governments and companies to take into account the interests of the poorest people, and why we campaign to involve men and women also in our work.