Job Alert: Nigerian Man Invites Applications from Qualified Lawyers to Work at Top Firm
- A Nigerian man has shared some job opportunities for lawyers on X, formerly known as Twitter
- He invited applications from candidates who wanted to work at a legal company called Aluko and Oyebode
- The law firm is currently looking for qualified lawyers with expertise in specific areas
A Nigerian man took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to spread the word about some exciting job opportunities for lawyers who had a passion for working at a reputable company.
He provided links for applications from candidates with the required qualifications and skills to join Aluko and Oyebode, a renowned law firm with a stellar reputation in the industry.

Source: Twitter
The X user said the law company is looking for qualified lawyers with expertise in specific areas that matched their diverse and high-profile clientele.
Some of the job openings featured governance, risk management and compliance legal person and dispute, resolution, and tax at senior and associate levels, among many other lucrative and challenging positions.
See the Tweet below:
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Germany is actively looking to attract foreign talent from Nigeria and other countries amid significant labour shortage.
According to a report, that there are over 1.98 million job vacancies across various sectors and there is strong desire by the government to fill the gap.
The job shortage is attributed to factors such as an ageing population, a low birth rate, and an escalating demand for skilled professionals.
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In another related story, Legit.ng earlier reported that the French Embassy announced a job opportunity for Nigerians willing to relocate and work in France.
The French Embassy in Nigeria says it is looking to engage English Language assistants who would work for seven months. Information shared on the embassy's website indicates that those selected would have the opportunity to travel, live and work in France for the period of the fellowship.
Those wishing to apply must be between the ages of 20 and 30 years and must have at least a B1 level in French language.
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Source: Legit.ng