These are remote roles at global companies that someone living in Nigeria can apply for today. Every listing is read for its location requirements when it is collected, and roles limited to the US, the EU or another region that excludes Nigeria are taken out before they reach this page.
Right now that is 408 live roles: 141 that name Nigeria, Africa or EMEA directly, and 267 open worldwide with no country restriction.
Each role links straight to the employer's own application page. Before you apply, the company's research report shows what it does, how it is funded and who to contact.
408 live roles, newest posted 13 November 2026
Once a week, the new ones you can apply for from Nigeria. Free, and you can stop them any time.
Most remote applications go into a pile nobody reads. Before you apply, you can check two things a listing rarely tells you: whether you can really do this job from Nigeria, and who at the company to reach directly.
Is the role still open, and open from Nigeria? How you would be engaged and paid, the working hours in Lagos time, and whether the company looks legitimate. Anything we cannot verify is marked “not found”, never guessed.
Everything in the report, plus who to contact at the company and a specific message written from your CV for that job, so you reach a hiring contact instead of applying into a pile. If we cannot find a contact, we say so.
Reports are bought per role, from that role’s own page. The Nigeria label and the Lagos hours on every card stay free.
Yes, when the role's hiring region includes Nigeria. Many listings that say 'remote' are limited to one country for payroll or tax reasons, which is why every role on this page is screened first. Roles labeled Worldwide have no country restriction; roles labeled Open from Nigeria name Nigeria, Africa or EMEA directly.
Usually one of two ways: as a contractor invoicing the company (paid by bank transfer or a payments platform), or as an employee of an employer-of-record such as Deel or Remote that handles local payroll. Salaries are typically quoted in USD, GBP or EUR.
Nigeria is on West Africa Time (UTC+1), which overlaps UK and European working hours almost completely and the US East Coast morning. Roles covering EMEA are usually the easiest fit.
A real employer never asks you to pay for training, equipment, a 'processing fee' or a visa. Every role here links to the company's own careers page or applicant tracking system, and you can paste any other job link into the free checker at remotework.ng/check.