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Finance Assistant at Save the Children Nigeria – Adamawa State
Save the Children Nigeria is recruiting a Finance Assistant to support financial administration, transaction processing, document control and compliance.
Financial transactions
- Prepare approved cheques for authorised signatories, support beneficiary and partner payments and perform bank-related tasks.
- Complete monthly bank reconciliations, weekly transaction matching, daily petty-cash and manual cashbook updates, and weekly and month-end cash counts.
- Process payment requests and expense claims in accordance with organisational procedures and donor requirements.
- Assist with the finance team’s stationery, consumables and administrative needs.
Document management and accounts payable
- Electronically archive payment and journal vouchers monthly and verify that transaction support is filed.
- Maintain labelled physical and electronic records, scanned copies and a document retrieval-and-return log.
- Help manage cashier duties, biweekly payment runs and partner payments.
Requirements
- HND, BSc or BCom in Accounting, with at least two years of finance or accounting experience.
- ACA, CNA, CITN or similar professional qualification is an advantage.
- Proficiency in Agresso FMS, ProSave, Excel and Microsoft Office; NGO or international development experience.
- Strong financial record-keeping, attention to detail, communication, organisation and ability to meet deadlines.
- The role reports to the Finance Officer and has no direct reports; humanitarian emergencies may require flexible working hours.
How to apply
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About the employer
Save the Children is an independent organisation working to protect children's lives, rights and opportunities. It operates programmes in more than 120 countries, including Nigeria, with activities supporting children's survival, education and welfare.
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