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Top 25 best workplaces in Nigeria to grow your career

Aside from good salary, another quality employees watch out for when joining a company is the ability to grow their career.

A 2023 ranking of Nigerian companies by LinkedIn examines components like how employees are advancing both within a company and when they leave, how they’re upskilling while employed there, and more — revealing companies that help set people up to get ahead in their careers.

Below are the top 25 best workplaces in Nigeria to grow your career:

1. Ernst & Young

EY (Ernst & Young) is an international professional services organisation providing advisory, assurance, tax and transaction services to clients in more than 150 countries. Since its inception in 1989, the company has grown to over 700 branches and ranks as one of the Big Four global accounting firms.

2. MTN

MTN is a telecommunications company that provides mobile and fixed-line phone services, as well as internet and digital services to customers.

The company has operations in more than 21 countries in Africa and the Middle East.

3. Sterling Bank

Sterling Bank is a financial institution that offers a wide range of banking services, including consumer and investment banking, trade finance, and capital market activities. The bank also provides wholesale banking services to its customers.

4. Interswitch Group

Interswitch Group is an integrated payment and digital commerce platform operating across 23 countries in Africa.

The company offers a range of products and services, including payment processing, card services, and digital commerce solutions.

5. First Bank of Nigeria

First Bank of Nigeria is the oldest commercial bank in Nigeria dating back to 1894. The bank offers a wide range of financial products and services to individuals, businesses, and government institutions, including retail and corporate banking, treasury, and international banking.

6. Standard Chartered Bank

7. NNPC Limited

8. Eko Electricity Distribution

9. BAT

10. Ikeja Electric

11. Nestle

12. ExxonMobil

13. AB InBeV

14. UBA Group

15. IHS Towers

16. SLB

17. Halliburton

18. Shell

19. TotalEnergies

20. Tropical General Investments (TGI) Group

21. Konga Group

22. Huawei

23. Wema Bank

24. Deutsche Post DHL Group

25. 9mobile


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