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Field Activation Promoters (Market Champions) at Spectranet Limited – 12 Openings, Abuja & Lagos

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The published application deadline was 6 November 2026. Applications are closed and this page is retained for reference.

Spectranet Limited is recruiting 12 full-time Field Activation Promoters (Market Champions) in Abuja and Lagos. The role focuses on direct sales and brand awareness through face-to-face engagement with potential customers in busy outdoor locations, with responsibility for customer registration and daily subscription targets.

Work locations

  • Abuja (FCT): Kubwa, Wuse and Kurudu.
  • Lagos: Victoria Island, Ajah, Festac, Apapa, Computer Village, Ipaja, Surulere, Oshodi and Ikotun.

Key responsibilities

  • Approach prospective customers in the field to explain and sell Spectranet internet services and devices.
  • Explain data plans, network coverage and the benefits of available devices.
  • Help new customers complete registration, documentation and immediate activation.
  • Represent Spectranet professionally during leaflet distribution, outdoor promotions and roadshows.
  • Track daily sales, gather customer feedback and leads, and share field insights with the supervisor.

Qualifications and skills

  • OND, NCE or Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSCE).
  • Zero to one year of experience, with demonstrable exposure to field sales, marketing or experiential activations.
  • Strong communication, persuasion, negotiation and interpersonal skills.
  • A self-motivated, target-driven approach and physical fitness for outdoor field activities.

Remuneration

  • Lagos Mainland and Abuja: ₦70,000–₦80,000 per month.
  • Lagos Island: ₦100,000 per month.

Additional information

Conveyance arrangements are based on the road-map structure set by the manager.

How to apply

Applications closed

Application contact details and links are no longer available for this listing.

About the employer

Spectranet Limited received a licence from the Nigerian Communications Commission in 2009 with the aim of promoting internet services in Nigeria. The company has assessed different technologies and methods of delivering data services suited to the Nigerian market.

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