Afri Invoice to hire over 100 Nigerians as e-invoicing demand grows
By Aboki Forex —
Afri Invoice has announced plans to recruit more than 100 professionals across Nigeria as demand for e-invoicing services rises. The recruitment will cover all six geopolitical zones to provide localised support for businesses complying with the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) e-invoicing framework.
The company is listed as the second Merchant Buyer Solution (MBS) provider on the NRS platform. It says the expansion is intended to strengthen its capacity to support organisations adopting the new digital tax requirements.
Vacancies across IT, marketing, auditing and legal
The vacancies will be spread across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones. Departments covered include Information Technology (IT), marketing, digital marketing, auditing and legal services.
Applicants are expected to have experience in managing multi-location office operations, human resources and other professional competencies required for the positions. Interested candidates can submit their applications through Afri Invoice's official careers portal.
The company said applicants should possess the qualifications and professional experience required for the roles available across its various departments.
CEO: Expansion to boost support for businesses
Afri Invoice Founder and Chief Executive Officer Mark Odenore said the expansion is intended to strengthen the company's ability to assist businesses as the NRS e-invoicing programme gains momentum.
He said increasing the workforce across all geopolitical zones would improve the company's capacity to deliver technology services and customer support to organisations nationwide.
The latest recruitment drive follows a similar expansion carried out last year, which increased the company's operational capacity and workforce.
What this means for Nigerian businesses
With more businesses expected to adopt electronic invoicing as regulatory implementation progresses, Afri Invoice says it is increasing staffing levels to handle higher demand for onboarding, technical support and compliance advisory services. The move reflects the broader growth of Nigeria's digital tax ecosystem, where accredited service providers are expanding operations to meet rising compliance requirements.
Nigeria's e-invoicing initiative is part of wider efforts to modernise tax administration through digital infrastructure, improve transparency in commercial transactions and streamline tax reporting processes. As implementation continues, businesses are expected to increasingly rely on accredited solution providers for integration, compliance guidance and ongoing technical support.