About this role
ActionAid Nigeria is recruiting a Digital Engagement Intern for Abuja on a 1-year contract. The role focuses on managing and strengthening the social media presence of the organisation's leadership to amplify impact, support advocacy, and engage stakeholders, with a strong emphasis on confidentiality. It targets recent graduates seeking post-NYSC experience and development in digital communications. The organisation works as part of ActionAid International, a global development federation, and collaborates with internal teams, partners, and external consultants. The position involves content creation, brand representation, and regular social media management under guidance from the communications team.
What you would do
- Create engaging social media content for the leadership's platforms.
- Curate multimedia content (graphics, videos, infographics, photos) aligned with ActionAid's mission.
- Represent the leadership professionally on social media.
- Encourage sharing of articles and pieces authored by the leadership.
- Align social media presence with current topics in social justice, development and advocacy.
- Manage and update social media accounts under the communications Coordinator's guidance.
- Monitor and respond to comments, messages, and mentions.
What they are asking for
- First degree in Mass Communication or related field.
- Relevant NYSC experience in related fields.
- Proficiency with major social media platforms (X, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn).
- Knowledge of content production including video and graphics design.
- Proficiency in mobile photography and videography.
- Experience with social media management tools and mobile design/editing apps.
- Basic understanding of analytics tools to track performance.
- Ability to work independently and in a team, with accountability and reliability.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills; time management and deadline adherence.
- Flexible with work hours and able to handle confidential information with discretion.
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