Vacancy at Fortpeak Consult

Bankable WisdomNationwideroam-ngpublished 06/22/2026
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All jobs Over 20+ New Jobs Daily Job Title: Vacancy at Fortpeak Consult Fortpeak Consult is a top-notch, well-experienced Human Resource Management company with historical knowledge of Humanity. We are looking for talents to occupy the following positions:

  • Graduate Trainee
  • Personal Assistant
  • Complaint Officer Location: Lagos Salary: N100,000 – N200,000 with incentives.

Qualifications

  • Have a minimum academic qualification of HND or BSc
  • Good communication skills
  • Knowledge of office tools
  • Ability to work in team
  • How to apply:

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