Afri Invoice, Nigeria’s pioneering locally built e-invoicing platform, has announced the creation of 150 new marketing roles across seven states, in a bold move to accelerate small and medium enterprise (SME) digital transformation and strengthen compliance with the Federal Inland Revenue Service’s (FIRS) e-Invoicing mandate.
The recruitment drive spans Lagos, Rivers, Ogun, Oyo, Kano, Kaduna and Abuja, and targets ambitious individuals equipped with laptops and smartphones. The company says the roles offer a flexible, remote-friendly, performance-based work style, with daily earning potential ranging from N10,000 to N100,000.
Founded to simplify and digitize invoicing for Nigerian businesses, Afri Invoice has grown into a trusted solution for streamlining financial operations while ensuring regulatory compliance. The platform allows users to create, send, and manage invoices seamlessly, reducing paperwork, enhancing transparency, and supporting sustainable business growth.
Mark Odenore, CEO of Afri Invoice, said this expansion is not just about hiring, as it is about creating opportunities, building careers, and shaping the future of digital business in Nigeria.
The company’s latest move builds on its commitment to offering a homegrown solution tailored to the needs of Nigerian entrepreneurs, from SMEs to larger enterprises. Marketing recruits will play a key role in spreading awareness, onboarding new users, and driving adoption of digital invoicing tools nationwide.
