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Reuters is looking for an energetic and resourceful correspondent in Nigeria to be part of the team covering Africa’s No 1 oil producer and its largest economy, the epitome of the Africa Rising narrative.
Reuters is looking for an energetic and resourceful correspondent in Nigeria to be part of the team covering Africa’s No 1 oil producer and its largest economy, the epitome of the Africa Rising narrative.
Job Type: Full
Time
Qualification
Location: Lagos, Abuja
Job Field: Media
Ref No:
JREQ020957
Responsibilities:
Responsibilities:
- The successful candidate will be
expected to focus on Nigeria’s equities, banking , telcoms and retail markets,
and regulatory environment, looking at the opportunities and challenges for
investors, as well as political affairs.
- There will be opportunities too to
participate in all aspects of our coverage, from oil production to reporting on
the bloody insurgency of the Islamist sect Boko Haram in the restless north or
sectarian clashes in central Plateau state.
- This position will report to the Nigeria
Chief Correspondent. The position will be based in either Lagos or Abuja.
- The candidate will be expected to
provide high-quality cover on the expanding investment opportunities in
Nigeria, report on the economy.
- He/she will be expected to report and
write insightful longer-format stories on individuals, companies and trends.
- Despite considerable security, political
and social challenges, Nigeria is a magnet for foreign investors, who seek a
stake not only in its hydrocarbons riches but also in one of the fastest
growing retail markets in the world. It is one of the so-called “MINT"
countries - alongside Mexico, Indonesia and Turkey – seen as successors to the
first wave of emerging markets dubbed the BRICs (Brazil, Russia and India and
China).
Qualifications:
- At least three years reporting
experience :
- Knowledge of financial markets and track
record of covering cross-market stories essential
- Proven track record of cultivating
sources and breaking news
- Willingness to travel and overcome
technical difficulties
Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should click here to apply online.
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