The International NGO Safety Organisation (INSO) is a global non-profit that plays a pivotal role in the humanitarian aid ecosystem by providing safety and security support services to NGOs operating in high-risk and conflict-affected regions. Established in 2011 and headquartered in The Hague, Netherlands, INSO emerged out of the need for structured, shared safety services in volatile operational environments. It was initially developed in Afghanistan as a field-level safety coordination platform before evolving into a formal organisation with a global footprint. Today, INSO operates as a neutral and independent entity, trusted by international NGOs, national civil society organisations, and local…
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With a presence in over 150 countries and a workforce of more than 400,000 professionals, Ernst & Young (EY) stands tall as one of the “Big Four” accounting firms globally. EY isn’t just about numbers and audits; it’s a purpose-driven organisation committed to building a better working world. With global headquarters in London and strong operations across Africa, including Nigeria, EY has made significant strides in nurturing local talent and strengthening economic ecosystems. Their partnerships with public and private sectors make them a key player in sustainable development, digital transformation, and governance reforms. EY’s hiring drive is not just routine;…
A new chapter in the UK’s immigration policy has officially begun. From July 2025, the British government has introduced a fresh wave of restrictions on the Skilled Worker visa route. Restrictions that will directly impact thousands of hopeful migrants across Africa and beyond, especially from countries like Nigeria where this visa category has offered a reliable path to better jobs, quality healthcare, and a chance at a more secure future. This isn’t just a bureaucratic reshuffling. These new rules signal a more aggressive clampdown on legal migration under the Skilled Worker route. For many applicants, this month marks a sharp…
Oando Plc is opening its doors to driven, innovative, and forward-thinking individuals eager to make a real impact in the oil and gas sector. As a proudly indigenous company with a bold vision for sustainable energy and a legacy of excellence, Oando offers more than just a job; it offers a platform for growth, leadership, and meaningful contribution to Africa’s energy future. Currently, there are 3 positions available for Nigerians at Oando Plc. Insurance Manager Job Purpose Insurance Program Negotiations, Placement, and Claims: To create, manage and administer appropriate insurance risk strategy aimed at protecting the Group’s assets and business…
Founded in 1951 and now part of the United Nations system, IOM is the leading intergovernmental organisation in the field of migration. With offices in over 100 countries, IOM works to ensure humane and orderly migration for the benefit of all. Their work spans emergency response, human trafficking prevention, migrant reintegration, border management, and policy advocacy. From rescuing migrants in distress to rebuilding communities after conflict or disaster, IOM’s mission touches millions of lives every year. In Nigeria, IOM has been actively supporting the government and local communities in areas such as counter-trafficking, voluntary return and reintegration, mental health support,…
Effective 1 July 2025, Germany radically modernizes its visa regime. Key changes include the elimination of the remonstration (informal visa appeal) process and accelerated pathways for work visas. This complete revamp responds to long-standing bottlenecks, aiming to streamline application handling, boost legal clarity, and align immigration flows with labor market needs. For anyone aiming to work, study, or reunite with family in Germany, understanding these changes is critical. Go in informed, prepared, and proactive, and you will navigate the new system with confidence. End of the Remonstration Procedure – Formal Appeals Only What’s Changing Before July 2025, applicants facing visa…
The World Food Programme (WFP) is the food assistance branch of the United Nations. Founded in 1961, WFP has grown into a global force, operating in over 120 countries and territories. Whether it’s delivering emergency food supplies to displaced people in Gaza, rebuilding nutrition programs in Sudan, or developing climate-resilient agriculture in Northern Nigeria, WFP’s presence is both deep and wide. In 2023 alone, WFP reached more than 150 million people, many of whom faced life-threatening hunger due to conflict, climate shocks, inflation, or economic collapse. From refugee camps in South Sudan to flood-stricken communities in Pakistan, their teams are…
Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is a major provider of mental health, community and forensic services across Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire, and Leicestershire. With around 9,000 staff and a £590 million budget for 2022/23, it operates high-security institutions like Rampton Hospital and community mental health services at 200+ sites. The Trust places strong emphasis on compassionate, team-based care, underpinned by values such as honesty, respect, and inclusion. Like many NHS organisations, it relies significantly on international staff; around 30% of nurses across England’s NHS are non‑UK nationals. International Nurse recruitment Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has developed a program to provide comprehensive…
Nigeria’s tech space is booming. From fintech startups raising millions in funding to the expansion of remote tech roles post-pandemic, the demand for skilled IT professionals in Nigeria has never been higher. But with this surge comes variety: the field isn’t just about coding anymore. There are roles for project managers, cybersecurity analysts, cloud engineers, UX designers, and even IT support professionals who keep businesses running daily. Whether you’re a fresh graduate, someone switching careers, or a self-taught tech enthusiast, there’s room to grow if you know where to look and how to position yourself. This post explores the different…
Over the years, Dufil Group has evolved into a household name and a key player in West Africa’s FMCG sector, impacting lives through food innovation, industrial growth, and employment generation. With operational bases across Nigeria, Ghana, and beyond, Dufil Group’s reach is massive. The company runs several state-of-the-art manufacturing plants strategically located in Lagos, Ogun, Port Harcourt, and Kaduna and operates one of the largest instant noodle factories in Africa. But what truly sets them apart is their unwavering commitment to quality, efficiency, and people. Dufil Prima Foods is currently expanding its operations and strengthening its workforce in response to…