Jobberman Partners with BusinessDay for Diaspora Job Fair

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1899966_10152650558968729_9003430226448922736_nNigerian recruitment site Jobberman has partnered with BusinessDay Newspaper for a one day diaspora job fair aimed at bridging the gap between foreign trained professionals and Nigerian companies by connecting employers with top talents from across the world.

The firms say over 50 companies and more than 2000 trained professionals from Africa, Europe, America, Asia and other parts of the world are expected to attend.

According to Opeyemi Awoyemi, Co-founder of Jobberman,“The job fair offers exceptional opportunity for companies to hire the best talents drawn from across the world, and partnering with BusinessDay on this highlights our commitment to bridging the gap between employers and jobseekers.”

Jobberman.com offers personalized HR solutions to individuals and institutions and targets first time job seekers, experienced candidates, brands and corporations, and recruiting agencies. The deal with the BusinessDay, now in its second year will help Jobberman reach more job seekers locally and internationally who use the paper for their up-to-date news and insightful analysis of business, policy and the economy in Nigeria.
Seyi Onasanya, BusinessDay Representative, said:“We are indeed glad to be hosting this job fair again this year. Last year’s edition was a resounding success.”

 

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