EbonyLife TV is Africa's first global Black TV network.  The channel continues to grow exponentially across the globe with premium scripted programmes available on numerous platforms. EbonyLife TV annually produces over 1000 hours of premium, original and homegrown Anglo-African entertainment programming of which 80% belongs exclusively to the network.

Brand Manager
Job Type- Full Time
Qualification- BA/BSc/HND
Experience- 5 years
Location-  Lagos
Job Field - Media / Advertising / Branding

Job Description

We are looking for a talented Brand Manager to maintain our brand's integrity across all our marketing initiatives and communications.
Reporting to Head of Marketing, you will be responsible for developing and executing strategic marketing plans for all EbonyLife Brands.
Requirements

Essential requirements include, strong marketing experience, with at least 5 years experience, excellent interpersonal skills and exceptional communication skills




Method of Application

Interested and Qualified Candidates Should Apply Here- http://www.ipcareer.com.ng/apply-for-the-job-of-brand-manager-at-ebonylife-tv/

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It's safe to say no nairalander will get this position. Mention me and argue with your reflection. It is the truth.

Good luck to applicants.

okwabayi:
It's safe to say no nairalander will get this post. Mention me and argue with your reflection. It is the truth.

No wonder it's still on half of page one after more than an Hour

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No wonder it's still on half of page one after more than an Hour

Yep. No one here is qualified for it.

okwabayi:

Yep. No one here is qualified for it.

Speak for yourself. There are a lot of people on this forum with crazy CVs; at least I know some personally. There is nothing special in the requirements above.

DoTheNeedful:


Speak for yourself. There are a lot of people on this forum with crazy CVs; at least I know some personally. There is nothing special in the requirements above.

Yen, yen, yen.

Take, continue ranting:



I have said the truth: no nairalander will get the posted job. Better CVs yet the activity log of this forum reveals majority of users here are unemployed. Say a better story, abeg.

okwabayi:

Yen, yen, yen.

Take, continue ranting:



I have said the truth: no nairalander will get the posted job. Better CVs yet the activity log of this forum reveals majority of users here are unemployed. Say a better story, abeg.

DoTheNeedful:



lol no need to argue with you. I was at the level of those requirements some 5 years ago yet I log on this forum everyday. I have two friends here in the States with PhDs from decent America universities and good jobs on this very NL. I will just want to protect them.

*Snore*. Ehn? Oh, the usual bragging anonymous people on the internet do.

I would've applied but I'm still in school with no working experience whatsoever

Ebony life..? Just improve your spoken English (speak like Brits) and improve your chances of getting the job. Ebony Life and Fakers are like 5&6.

Acidosis:
Ebony life..? Just improve your spoken English (speak like Brits) and improve your chances of getting the job. Ebony Life and Fakers are like 5&6.

I no know say you sef don see am. Some of them cannot decide which accent to adopt, whether British, American or Nigerian. They start with British, only to slip into an American one, but later end up with a garbled version, of both!

And those Ebonylife TV people hate constructive criticism, with a passion. A female friend of mine posted a comment on their Facebook page, once. She asked them if they did not have other programmes on air, because they kept repeating adverts for one of their upcoming series, back-to-back, ad nauseum.

The person from EbonyLife TV who responded, immediately called her a 'troll,' and blocked her. I laughed so much, that day. The individual missed an opportunity, to advertise a line-up of their remaining shows, to an interested poster on Facebook. And guess what, my friend is the PR manager for a large West African conglomerate, involved in oil and gas trading. She could easily have pushed some adverts in their direction, if she wanted!