Remote volunteering and internship opportunities are expanding rapidly across international organizations, allowing people to gain global experience without leaving their homes. Organizations such as the United Nations Volunteers (UNV), UNICEF, United Nations Development Programme, and other
Sponsored International Conferences are global academic and professional events that offer financial assistance to selected participants. These supports often come as travel grants, accommodation support, registration waivers, or full participation funding, making it possible for students and professionals to attend at little or no personal cost.
As the world becomes more connected, Nigerians now have greater access to international scholarships, fellowships, grants, and remote jobs. Several organizations have opened applications for programmes that provide funding, training, mentorship, and career advancement opportunities. 1. ITTO Fellowship Programme 2026 The International Tropical Timber
Photo Credit : MABA Lagos Launches SheExports Project to Support Women in Export Business Women entrepreneurs in Lagos have received a major opportunity to expand their businesses beyond Nigeria as the Made in Africa Brands Ambassador (MABA), in partnership with the Lagos State Ministry of Wealth Creation and Employment and the Lagos State Employment Trust
If you are a student, graduate, entrepreneur, researcher, NGO worker, or young professional, now is a great time to apply for international scholarships, fellowships, grants, and competitions. Here are some of the best opportunities currently open in June 2026. (Opportunity Desk) 1. EducationUSA Nigeria Opportunity Fund Program (OFP) 2026
Job seekers across Nigeria have fresh opportunities as several leading banks, multinational companies, consulting firms, and technology organizations are currently recruiting graduates, interns, and experienced professionals. Some of the organizations hiring include FirstBank, Access Bank, PremiumTrust Bank, TGI Group, Chevron, EY, Marriott
The Airtel Africa Foundation has awarded ₦50 million in scholarships to 100 Nigerian students through the Airtel Africa Tech Fellowship Programme, a major initiative designed to support talented but financially disadvantaged students studying technology-related courses in public universities. Each beneficiary received an average of ₦500,000, covering
Nigeria’s insurance sector continues to show signs of growth despite economic challenges. One of the country’s leading insurance companies, NEM Insurance Plc, has announced ambitious financial projections for 2026, targeting a remarkable ₦136.19 billion in insurance revenue. The forecast, submitted to the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX),
Nigeria’s creative industry is gaining global recognition as a major source of employment, entrepreneurship, and economic growth. Recently, the European Union (EU) highlighted the significant role the sector plays in creating jobs for young Nigerians, especially through the growth of Kannywood, the Hausa-language film industry based in Kano. The EU noted
With the rising cost of education, international scholarships have become one of the best opportunities for Nigerians seeking quality education abroad. Many universities, governments, and international organizations are offering fully funded and partially funded scholarships in 2026 to support talented students from developing countries. Whether you are applying for

















