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14 August 2026

Career Hub: 4 Jobs Worth Checking This Week

Looking for your next move? This week’s Career Hub has four openings across visual content, sales, technology and real estate, with opportunities in Lagos for different skill sets and career paths.
1. Visual Content Associate

ITM Nigeria Limited | Lagos

ITM Nigeria is looking for a creative professional with experience in photography, videography and product shoots. The role also involves creating marketing content and producing videos for the company’s website and social media.

Requirements:

Experience in professional photography, videography and product shoots
Strong interest in fashion, aesthetics and visual storytelling
Proficiency in Photoshop, Lightroom, Premiere Pro, CapCut, Canva or similar tools.

How to apply: Send your CV and cover letter to recruitment.ng@itmafrica.com using Visual Content Associate as the subject.

2. Sales Manager

Victoria Island, Lagos

This role focuses on finding potential partners, onboarding new affiliates and developing relationships with existing partners.

Requirements:

HND or BSc
Must be resident in Lagos
Must not be above 34 years old
Strong initiative and work ethic

How to apply: Send your CV to pelewura.idris@match.one using Sales Manager as the subject.

3. QA Lead / Test Manager

Lagos

The QA Lead / Test Manager will oversee the end-to-end execution of System Integration Testing (SIT) for the UBA Mobile Banking App, while also providing quality oversight across the wider programme, including work handled by other teams and partner organisations.

Apply here: https://tezzasolutions.catsone.com/careers/23509/jobs/16843860-QA-LeadTest-Manager

4. Marketer

Lekki, Lagos

A real estate company is looking for a results-driven marketer to drive property sales, generate quality leads and build lasting client relationships.

The ideal candidate should understand the real estate market and have a proven ability to meet sales targets through effective marketing and business development strategies.

How to apply: Send your CV and cover letter to careers@elizabethmaddeux.com using Marketer as the subject.
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