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Front-end Web Developer (Tutor) at an Indigenous Non-Profit and Non-Governmental Organization | HotNigerianJobs
CDIil y a 4 mois
Job Description
Nigeria
CDI
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Indigenous Non-profit and Non-governmental Organization Job Recruitment (6 Positions) | HotNigerianJobs
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What this role involves
You will support community-driven projects across Nigeria, coordinating with local partners to deliver health, education, or livelihoods programs. Day-to-day tasks include fieldwork, monitoring activities, reporting to donors, and ensuring compliance with local regulations. Expect a mix of office planning and on-the-ground engagement with rural or urban communities.
Key skills to highlight
Strong project management and stakeholder engagement abilities are essential. Show experience in grant reporting, budget tracking, and working with government or traditional leaders. Fluency in one or more Nigerian languages (Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo) is a major plus for field roles. Digital literacy—using tools like Google Workspace, Kobo Toolbox, or similar—is expected.
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