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Business Developer at Palmpay Limited (6 Openings)
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Job Description
Lagos
CDI
Salary N60,000
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Company: Law and Visas Location: Nigeria State: Lagos Jobs Job type: Internship Job category: Sales/Marketing Jobs in Nigeria Law and Visas is an Immigration Law Firm based in Lagos Nigeria. The firm has been operating in Nigeria for 10 years. We are a leading firm in Immigration Services. We’re now hiring seasoned Client Relationship Officer to help us keep growing. If you’re excited to be part of a great team, Law and Visas is a great place to grow your career. We are recruiting to fill the position below: Job Title: Business Developer Intern Location: Lagos Employment Type: Full-time Job Summary Law and Visas is seeking a smart, proactive, and commercially minded Business Developer Intern to join our team. The successful candidate will support the company’s business growth activities, including identifying potential clients and corporate opportunities, lead generation, market research, outreach, follow-ups, relationship building, and supporting business development campaigns. Key Responsibilities Identify and research potential clients and business opportunities. Generate and qualify leads through online research, email, telephone, and other channels. Support corporate outreach and partnership development. Follow up with prospective clients and maintain accurate records of leads. Assist with preparing proposals, presentations and business development materials. Conduct market and competitor research. Work with the sales and marketing teams to support client acquisition and revenue growth. Maintain professional communication with prospective clients and business partners. Requirements Graduate awaiting NYSC mobilisation or currently in the Pre-NYSC period. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Confident speaking with prospective clients and businesses. Good research and organisational skills. Comfortable using email, Microsoft Office/Google Workspace and online research tools. Interest in business development, sales, marketing or professional services. Self-motivated, target-driven and willing to learn. Previous business development or sales experience is an advantage but is not compulsory. Salary N60,000 – N70,000 / month. Application Closing Date 9th October, 2026. Don't Keep! Kindly
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