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Personal Assistant at Whip Smart Service Providers Limited

Whip Smart Service Providers is hiring a Personal Assistant in Lagos to support a business owner with scheduling, correspondence, errands, and daily follow-up. The role runs Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM. The company is looking for a female candidate who is organised, discreet, and able to work with little supervision. The role Manage appointments, meetings, and the daily schedule Handle calls, messages, and emails Follow up on tasks, errands, and business activities Organise documents and records Liaise with clients, vendors, and staff Assist with bookings, purchases, and logistics Keep sensitive information confidential Requirements Minimum of OND; B.Sc. or HND is an advantage 2–3 years as a Personal Assistant, Administrative Assistant, or Secretary Good communication, organisation, and time management Microsoft Office or Google Workspace Reliable, professional, and discreet Details Location: Lagos Job type: Full-time, onsite Salary: ₦200,000 – ₦250,...
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Teachers at Govana School

Govana School in Abuja is hiring Class Teachers and a Special Education Needs Therapist covering speech, behavioural, and occupational support. The school wants teachers who can give children a solid foundation, good morals, and a love of learning. Cambridge curriculum experience is an advantage. The roles Class Teachers for regular classroom teaching Special Education Needs Therapist for speech, behavioural, and occupational support Requirements NCE, HND, or B.Sc. At least 2 years teaching experience Knowledge of the Cambridge curriculum is an advantage Living within 10km of Sunnyvale Estate is an advantage Details Location: Abuja Job type: Full-time, onsite Salary: ₦100,000 – ₦150,000 per month Deadline: Not stated How to apply Email your CV to govanaschools1@gmail.com . Use the position you want as the subject: Class Teacher or Special Education Need Therapist .
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Head of Human Resources at The Label Store

The Label Store, a retail supermarket chain with branches across Lagos, is hiring a Head of Human Resources to lead the people function. This is a senior role. You will set HR strategy, work with executive management, and keep staffing, performance, and employee relations steady across all branches. The role Lead HR strategy, policies, and workforce planning Own recruitment, onboarding, and retention across branches Run performance management, learning, and succession planning Handle employee relations, grievances, and disciplinary matters Oversee compensation, benefits, and statutory compliance Report workforce data and HR risks to management Requirements B.Sc. or HND in Human Resources, Industrial Relations, Business Administration, Psychology, or a related field 10–12 years in HR, with at least 5 years in a senior HR role Retail, FMCG, banking, or hospitality experience is preferred CIPM, SHRM, HRCI, or CIPD is a strong advantage Sound knowledge of Nigerian labour l...
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Third Class Graduate: What Next? A Practical Career Guide for Nigerian Graduates

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You graduated with a Third Class. Congratulations — but what happens next? For many Nigerian graduates, receiving a Third Class degree can come with mixed emotions. You are happy that university is finally over, but you may also be worried about what your result means for your career. You may be asking yourself: Will companies employ me? Can I get a good job with a Third Class? Should I go for a Master's degree? What if every graduate trainee job requires a 2:1? The truth is that graduating with a Third Class can make some opportunities harder to access. Many graduate trainee programmes, scholarships and entry-level positions have minimum academic requirements. But harder does not mean impossible. Your degree classification is one part of your profile. What you do after graduation can have a significant impact on where your career goes from here. Here are some practical steps you can take. 1. Don't Stop Applying for Jobs One of the biggest mistakes a Third Class graduate can ma...
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