The African Field Epidemiology Network (AFENET) was established in 2005 as a non-profit organization and networking alliance of African Field Epidemiology (and Laboratory) Training Programs (FELTPs), and other applied epidemiology training programs. AFENET is dedicated to helping ministries of Health in Africa build strong, effective, and sustainable programs with capacity to improve public health systems partnering with global public health experts. The network’s goal is to strengthen field epidemiology and public health laboratory capacity to contribute effectively to addressing epidemics and other major public health problems in Africa.

AFENET currently operates in 28 African countries namely: Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea Bissau, Guinea, Kenya, Mali, Mauritania, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, South Sudan, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda and Zimbabwe.

AFENET is recruiting for below positions;

1. Mobilization Assistant (Abuja)
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Application closes April 18, 2018.


2. Field Coordinator – HIV/TB & Resource Mobilization (Abuja)
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Application closes April 18, 2018.


3. NAIIS Zonal Mobilization Coordinators (Abuja) (7 Slots)
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Application closes April 18, 2018.


4. NAIIS Media Specialist (Abuja)
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Application closes April 18, 2018.

https://afenetnigeria.net/careers

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- Had one of the strongest currencies in the world with 75 Kobo = £1 & 60 Kobo = US$1

- Constant power supply

- Excess jobs

- Finland called Nigeria "a future world power."

- Gowon said "Nigeria's only problem was how to spend money."

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Pojomojo:
Nigeria in the 70s

- Had one of the strongest currencies in the world with 75 Kobo = £1 & 60 Kobo = US$1

- Constant power supply

- Excess jobs

- Finland called Nigeria "a future world power."

- Gowon said "Nigeria's only problem was how to spend money."

- Problems now started

Its been my dream to work for an international NGO. With over 5 years of experience in the media and communication sector haven't yet gotten my chance with them.

Once you have no experience in the NGO sector your chances seem lesser. But na one organization go give person chance one day.

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- Problems now started

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Pojomojo:
Nigeria in the 70s

- Had one of the strongest currencies in the world with 75 Kobo = £1 & 60 Kobo = US$1

- Constant power supply

- Excess jobs

- Finland called Nigeria "a future world power."

- Gowon said "Nigeria's only problem was how to spend money."

now reverse is the case, unemployment, Naira has no value again, the country is in a dilemma. Our politicians keep driving us back. The smallest denomination which is #5 cannot buy anything in this country. Education is getting worse day by day... I think revolution is the answer to this country.

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Thank you.

Brightgem:
Its been my dream to work for an international NGO. With over 5 years of experience in the media and communication sector haven't yet gotten my chance with them.

Once you have no experience in the NGO sector your chances seem lesser. But na one organization go give person chance one day.

why not volunteer in an NGO for six months , and move to volunteer in a bigger one thereafter
. While being there , I can bet you your network and the relationship you would have built , would open the door to you. Volunteeerism gives you that edge. I have studied you from afar ,and I can bet you there are a lot of good your media skills can do the development world in terms of awareness, advocacy etc Just imagine what effects the right photographs, words and videos can have on the world's attention.....think about it.

judedave181:
now reverse is the case, unemployment, Naira has no value again, the country is in a dilemma. Our politicians keep driving us back. The smallest denomination which is #5 cannot buy anything in this country. Education is getting worse day by day... I think revolution is the answer to this country.

@bolded is now sex for grades with female students.

Babacele:
why not volunteer in an NGO for six months , and move to volunteer in a bigger one thereafter
. While being there , I can bet you your network and the relationship you would have built , would open the door to you. Volunteeerism gives you that edge. I have studied you from afar ,and I can bet you there are a lot of good your media skills can do the development world in terms of awareness, advocacy etc Just imagine what effects the right photographs, words and videos can have on the world's attention.....think about it.

Hi, you are right, although even volunteering with some of them seems difficult, besides I wnt lie at this stage in life volunteering is harder because I have quite a bit on my hands most days which will give me some change, I wish I'd thought about that earlier after graduating... @studying me from afar part! lolz! that's creepy

Brightgem:
Hi, you are right, although even volunteering with some of them seems difficult, besides I wnt lie at this stage in life volunteering is harder because I have quite a bit on my hands most days which will give me some change, I wish I'd thought about that earlier after graduating... @studying me from afar part! lolz! that's creepy

lolz...
volunteering is a lifetime thing and it mustn't be an 8am-5 pm stuff. You can volunteer 3 hours daily twice in a week for a cause you are interested in. And who says you must visit only a brick and mortal location before you volunteer? e-volunteering makes it flexible for you to help conveniently. try www .unv.org for example .

Babacele:
lolz...
volunteering is a lifetime thing and it mustn't be an 8am-5 pm stuff. You can volunteer 3 hours daily twice in a week for a cause you are interested in. And who says you must visit only a brick and mortal location before you volunteer? e-volunteering makes it flexible for you to help conveniently. try www .unv.org for example .

Thank you very much, this is good info.

Brightgem:
Thank you very much, this is good info.

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