Latest Job Vacancies In Nigeria – Friday, April 17, 2026

Employment opportunities for Friday, April 17, 2026, feature a strong mix of specialized roles in the energy sector, administrative positions in top NGOs, and several high-entry graduate programs.

Here are the latest job vacancies with verified application links:

NGO & International Development

  • The World Bank: Recruiting for a Senior Health Specialist.

  • International Rescue Committee (IRC): Seeking an Environmental Health Manager.

  • Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI): Recruiting a Finance and Administration Associate.

2026 Graduate & Management Trainee Programs

  • Nigerian Breweries Plc: 2026 Management Trainee Programme (Sales, Finance, and Supply Chain).

  • Access Bank: 2026 Entry Level Training Programme (ELTP) for Retail Banking.

  • FMN (Flour Mills of Nigeria): 2026 Golden Penny Graduate Trainee Scheme.

Engineering, Energy & Oil and Gas

  • TotalEnergies Nigeria: Recruiting a Lead Offshore Production Engineer.

  • Sahara Group: Graduate Engineering Program (Thermal Power & Upstream).

  • Sterling Oil Exploration & Energy Production: Senior Drilling Supervisor.

Tech, Fintech & Corporate Roles

Urgent Job Alerts

  • Deadline Approaching: The Sightsavers MEL Manager role closes at midnight tonight. If you haven’t submitted your application, do so immediately.

  • Aviation Note: Due to the potential flight suspension on April 20, job seekers traveling for interviews in other cities are advised to book ground transportation or conclude travel before Monday.

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