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GIG Logistics is one of Nigeria’s leading logistics and courier companies, providing domestic and international delivery, e-commerce logistics, freight services, and supply chain solutions across the country.

With experience centres and operational hubs nationwide, the company continues to expand its footprint while delivering fast, reliable, and customer-focused logistics services.

As part of its expansion and commitment to excellent customer service delivery, GIG Logistics is currently recruiting Experience Centre Agents across multiple locations nationwide.

Job Description

The Experience Centre Agent serves as the first point of contact for customers visiting GIG Logistics branches and experience centres.

Successful candidates will assist customers with shipping requests, provide information about products and services, process shipments, handle complaints, and ensure excellent customer experiences throughout the delivery lifecycle.

This role offers graduates the opportunity to gain practical experience in logistics operations, customer service, and supply chain management within one of Nigeria’s leading logistics companies.

Employment Type: Full-Time
Location: Nationwide
Industry: Logistics and Supply Chain
Department: Customer Experience and Operations

Responsibilities:

Provide guidance to walk-in customers on company products and service offerings.
Educate customers and prospective customers on delivery timelines and service level agreements (SLAs).
Ensure strict adherence to GIG Logistics Standard Operating Procedures in the sending, receiving, safekeeping, and release of parcels.
Ensure shipment visibility by applying the appropriate scans as parcels move through the logistics network.
Drive customer satisfaction by ensuring services are delivered according to agreed Service Level Agreements.
Provide information on shipment lifecycle, delivery rates, payment processes, and service options.
Resolve customer complaints by identifying issues, recommending solutions, and following up to ensure satisfactory resolution.
Conduct proper inspections of parcels to prevent the shipment of prohibited or contraband goods.
Promote and cross-sell company products and services.
Support branch operations and maintain accurate shipment records.

Requirements:

Must be a graduate.
Must have completed the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme.
Must be computer literate.

Preferred Skills:

Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Excellent customer service orientation.
Problem-solving and conflict resolution abilities.
Attention to detail and accuracy.
Ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment.
Ability to work independently and within a team environment.

Benefits:

Nationwide deployment opportunities.
Exposure to logistics and supply chain operations.
Hands-on customer service experience.
Opportunity to work with one of Nigeria’s leading logistics companies.
Professional growth and career development opportunities.
Exposure to branch operations and shipment management systems.

Who Should Apply?

This opportunity is ideal for:

Recent graduates seeking entry-level opportunities.
NYSC graduates looking to begin careers in logistics and operations.
Candidates interested in customer service and client management.
Individuals looking to build careers in supply chain, logistics, and business operations.

Apply Here

Click Here To Apply

Strategichomes:
GIG Logistics is one of Nigeria’s leading logistics and courier companies, providing domestic and international delivery, e-commerce logistics, freight services, and supply chain solutions across the country.

With experience centres and operational hubs nationwide, the company continues to expand its footprint while delivering fast, reliable, and customer-focused logistics services.

As part of its expansion and commitment to excellent customer service delivery, GIG Logistics is currently recruiting Experience Centre Agents across multiple locations nationwide.

Job Description

The Experience Centre Agent serves as the first point of contact for customers visiting GIG Logistics branches and experience centres.

Successful candidates will assist customers with shipping requests, provide information about products and services, process shipments, handle complaints, and ensure excellent customer experiences throughout the delivery lifecycle.

This role offers graduates the opportunity to gain practical experience in logistics operations, customer service, and supply chain management within one of Nigeria’s leading logistics companies.

Employment Type: Full-Time
Location: Nationwide
Industry: Logistics and Supply Chain
Department: Customer Experience and Operations

Responsibilities:

Provide guidance to walk-in customers on company products and service offerings.
Educate customers and prospective customers on delivery timelines and service level agreements (SLAs).
Ensure strict adherence to GIG Logistics Standard Operating Procedures in the sending, receiving, safekeeping, and release of parcels.
Ensure shipment visibility by applying the appropriate scans as parcels move through the logistics network.
Drive customer satisfaction by ensuring services are delivered according to agreed Service Level Agreements.
Provide information on shipment lifecycle, delivery rates, payment processes, and service options.
Resolve customer complaints by identifying issues, recommending solutions, and following up to ensure satisfactory resolution.
Conduct proper inspections of parcels to prevent the shipment of prohibited or contraband goods.
Promote and cross-sell company products and services.
Support branch operations and maintain accurate shipment records.
Requirements:

Must be a graduate.
Must have completed the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme.
Must be computer literate.
Preferred Skills:

Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Excellent customer service orientation.
Problem-solving and conflict resolution abilities.
Attention to detail and accuracy.
Ability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment.
Ability to work independently and within a team environment.
Benefits:

Nationwide deployment opportunities.
Exposure to logistics and supply chain operations.
Hands-on customer service experience.
Opportunity to work with one of Nigeria’s leading logistics companies.
Professional growth and career development opportunities.
Exposure to branch operations and shipment management systems.
Who Should Apply?

This opportunity is ideal for:

Recent graduates seeking entry-level opportunities.
NYSC graduates looking to begin careers in logistics and operations.
Candidates interested in customer service and client management.
Individuals looking to build careers in supply chain, logistics, and business operations.


Apply Here
https://www.launchpointafrica.com.ng/2026/07/gig-logistics-nationwide-recruitment.html

Apply here
https://www.launchpointafrica.com.ng/2026/07/gig-logistics-nationwide-recruitment.html

How much do they pay? That's what most people are interested in.

allen113:
How much do they pay? That's what most people are interested in.

I don't think they pay much.

This is what most graduates in Nigeria have been reduced to. Abroad these are jobs are for school leavers with 3 “o” levels. This is what the CEO of Monie point was talking about. Most Nigerian graduates won’t make the grade for proper graduate level jobs and will have to settle for effectively what are clerical jobs.

So think twice when you waste your life in a useless university course from a poor university in the name of collecting degree. Most Nigerians would be better if spending the 4 years they wasted at university learning a trade or a skill.

In any event the trajectory of the world is that even many properly educated graduates will struggle to get jobs as AI makes their roles redundant…..talk less those who graduated from a poor system.

allen113:
How much do they pay? That's what most people are interested in.

You can't tell until you apply.

Here is the real link

https://www.launchpointafrica.com.ng/2026/07/receptionist-at-viju-industries-nigeria.html

Apply here guys

https://www.launchpointafrica.com.ng/2026/07/receptionist-at-viju-industries-nigeria.html

Strategichomes:
Apply Here

Click Here To Apply

allen113:
How much do they pay? That's what most people are interested in.

70k....my sister works there already

casualobserver:
This is what most graduates in Nigeria have been reduced to. Abroad these are jobs are for school leavers with 3 “o” levels. This is what the CEO of Monie point was talking about. Most Nigerian graduates won’t make the grade for proper graduate level jobs and will have to settle for effectively what are clerical jobs.

So think twice when you waste your life in a useless university course from a poor university in the name of collecting degree.

Abroad this abroad that. This is not abroad. In that same abroad, we Nigerians who are toilet cleaners, works in warehouse, supermarkets. The only special thing is the wage difference. We should learn to appreciate organisations that create and provide jobs. It's not easy to operate one and at the same create job in Nigeria.

Apply here
https://www.launchpointafrica.com.ng/2026/07/receptionist-at-viju-industries-nigeria.html

casualobserver:
This is what most graduates in Nigeria have been reduced to. Abroad these are jobs are for school leavers with 3 “o” levels. This is what the CEO of Monie point was talking about. Most Nigerian graduates won’t make the grade for proper graduate level jobs and will have to settle for effectively what are clerical jobs.

So think twice when you waste your life in a useless university course from a poor university in the name of collecting degree. Most Nigerians would be better if spending the 4 years they wasted at university learning a trade or a skill.

In any event the trajectory of the world is that even many properly educated graduates will struggle to get jobs as AI makes their roles redundant…..talk less those who graduated from a poor system.

U misjudge university ..degree is a skill, u just dont know it..

Do ppl learn acvounting trade, or learn medical diagnistic trade? Plannung of a firm and decision making that economist do, is there any other place ppl learn it?

edogu:
Abroad this abroad that. This is not abroad. We should learn to appreciate organisations that create and provide jobs. It's not easy to operate one and at the same create job in Nigeria.

My friend the point is you are a glorified clerk with your Nigerian degree. It’s not about abroad, even here in Nigeria you will apply for proper jobs but you won’t get it because you are a product of a mushroom university competing with people who actually went to sound schools.

If you are happy earning N150k a month after 4 years in university, that’s fine. However in this same Nigeria some fresh graduates earn N2-5m a month. Is it not the same B.Sc? Why is their B.Sc getting them 2m a month and others can only get clerical work?

Center agent abi agbero agent ?
Those ones dragging people’s bag at the park

casualobserver:
My friend the point is you are a glorified clerk with your Nigerian degree. It’s not about abroad, even here in Nigeria you will apply for proper jobs but you won’t get it because you are a product of a mushroom university competing with people who actually went to sound schools.

If you are happy earning N150k a month after 4 years in university, that’s fine. However in this same Nigeria some fresh graduates earn N2-5m a month. Is it not the same B.Sc? Why is their B.Sc getting them 2m a month and others can only get clerical work?

But there're some people who obtained their degree here in Nigeria and they're earning more. It's not just about the degree but what you can do with it and the nature of job.

bigpicture001:
70k....my sister works there already

70k as weekly allowances or what?

edogu:
But there're some people with the same degree earning more. It's not just about the degree but what you can offer and nature of job.

The point is the standards have dropped that employers now routinely ask for degrees for jobs that 40yrs ago they dare not. 40yrs ago, no Nigerian employers would dare ask for a degree for this role. 1) because is a low level administrative/clerical role beneath the level of a graduate and 2) 40yrs ago if you had “O” levels, the standard of education was such that with “O” levels you were suited to perform administrative and clerical roles.

A time is coming when Pure Water Factories and Their Likes will only employ degree holders as Truck Loaders.

Do they pay up to 400k? ask

bobonla:
70k as weekly allowances or what?

Monthly pay...after a month...that is why they mentioned fresh graduate....

Strategichomes:
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this plenty thing no dey pass 100k

bigpicture001:
Monthly pay...after a month...that is why they mentioned fresh graduate....

is this for real

omo eh

please seun, complete the character

..

casualobserver:
This is what most graduates in Nigeria have been reduced to. Abroad these are jobs are for school leavers with 3 “o” levels. This is what the CEO of Monie point was talking about. Most Nigerian graduates won’t make the grade for proper graduate level jobs and will have to settle for effectively what are clerical jobs.

So think twice when you waste your life in a useless university course from a poor university in the name of collecting degree. Most Nigerians would be better if spending the 4 years they wasted at university learning a trade or a skill.

In any event the trajectory of the world is that even many properly educated graduates will struggle to get jobs as AI makes their roles redundant…..talk less those who graduated from a poor system.

I was sitting down with a vulcanizer in Lagos, and in a space of one hour, the guy made about 20k. I can bet my life he would make nothing less than 50k per day. He stays in a good location, though.

bigpicture001:
70k....my sister works there already

it is poor..70k is poor and some work 24 hours

edogu:
Abroad this abroad that. This is not abroad. In that same abroad, we Nigerians who are toilet cleaners, works in warehouse, supermarkets. The only special thing is the wage difference. We should learn to appreciate organisations that create and provide jobs. It's not easy to operate one and at the same create job in Nigeria.

You might have overlooked the message he was conveying. Take a moment to read his words again, this time at a deliberate pace, even slower than an old ceiling fan on speed 0.

It's good as you are open and sincere with the job description and requirements... revealing all of the details..

It will be excellent to also reveal the take-home...either gross salary or net-pay ..per annum or per month. State if their will also be overtime allowances..be clear on this also.

Nigeria's recruiters dey funny...always hiding the koko of the recruitment!

Dogalmighty17:
I don't think they pay much.

On top this long English
The salary will not be more than 150k

Another form of slavery

Nnamdipapa:
I was sitting down with a vulcanizer in Lagos, and in a space of one hour, the guy made about 20k. I can bet my life he would make nothing less than 50k per day. He stays in a good location, though.

In my world we call such jobs boring businesses

bobonla:
70k as weekly allowances or what?

Look at this one pretending as if ₦70,000 isn't Nigerians official minimum wage 👀

The WORST Logistics company ever.

Refund my money o.

I ordered pick up and delivered, paid but wasn't picked and up till today no refunds was made.

untoldtruth:
Look at this one pretending as if ₦70,000 isn't Nigerians official minimum wage 👀

So what? Is that a good salary to earn?

Sunisonflex39:
it is poor..70k is poor and some work 24 hours

No!!!

it is 6-7 hours work and not every day, but u must b at work at least once every two days