Afri Invoice, Nigeria’s pioneering homegrown e-invoice platform, has announced the creation of 150 new marketing roles across seven key states, marking a bold step in its mission to empower Nigerians and accelerate digital transformation in the country’s business landscape.
The new recruitment drive marks a milestone in Afri Invoice’s mission to simplify financial operations for businesses, promote tax compliance, and empower Nigerian talent in the tech-driven economy. The roles which are open across Lagos, Rivers, Ogun, Oyo, Kano, Kaduna and Abuja are part of a broader effort to deepen the platform’s national footprint and onboard more businesses into Nigeria’s digital invoicing ecosystem.
Mark Odenore, CEO, Afri Invoice, told journalists in Lagos that the company believes in the power of Nigerian talent and technology.
“This expansion is not just about hiring, it is about creating opportunities, building careers, and shaping the future of digital business in Nigeria,” Odenore stated.
The 150 marketing positions are designed with flexibility and accessibility in mind. Targeted at ambitious individuals who own smartphones and laptops, the jobs offer a performance-based work model with daily earning potential ranging between ₦10,000 and ₦100,000. The company says these roles are ideal for self-driven individuals ready to be part of a fast-growing startup focused on impact and innovation.
In its previous media campaign, Afri Invoice highlighted its commitment to building a homegrown solution tailored to the unique needs of Nigerian entrepreneurs.
“Afri Invoice is more than a platform; it is a catalyst for change. By helping businesses digitise their invoicing processes, it reduces paperwork, improves financial transparency, and supports compliance with FIRS mandates. The platform is intuitive, secure, and built with Nigerian users in mind. From Lagos to Kano, Afri Invoice is helping thousands of businesses grow smarter, faster, and more sustainably,” Odenore asserted.
