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Driver and Logistics Assistant, Ogun State at Christian Aid

Home to more than 160 million people, Nigeria has the largest population and the second largest economy in Africa, and has a major influence on the continent’s political agenda. However, Nigeria has a history of political instability, corruption and mismanagement of public resources, and has recently seen religious and ethnic conflict.

Experience2 years
Location Ogun

The Driver / Logistics Assistant plays a key role in ensuring the smooth implementation of the Christian Aid Nigeria Programme by providing reliable and efficient driving services, as well as general logistics support for programme delivery. The post holder will support the implementation of the Sustainable Entrepreneurship-Led Poultry Transformation Programme (SEPTP) and other Christian Aid interventions in Nigeria by ensuring staff, partners, goods, and official visitors are transported safely and on time.

This position will also support the coordination of logistics activities including fleet management, delivery of goods and materials, basic administrative support, and compliance with Christian Aid’s safety and operational policies.

About you

The role holder must be educated to at least National Diploma level. You must have driving licence and any other documentation required to drive a vehicle and passengers with a minimum of 3 years’ experience. The role holder must have a minimum of 2 years’ experience of driving a vehicle with passengers, knowledge of the area and experience of liaising with officials to cross check points. You must have a good knowledge of road network in the western region, and across Christian Aid focal states. You must have good communication skills, both oral and written. You must have experience working with the humanitarian section around the said environment with ability to speak the local language

Method of Application

Interested and qualified? Go to Christian Aid on jobs.christianaid.org.uk to apply

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