This Editorial Policy explains how the GetJob Nigeria Editorial Team finds, checks, publishes, updates and removes job listings, and how we use artificial intelligence in our work. Our goal is to publish only real, verifiable jobs and useful, accurate career advice.
How We Source Jobs
We find jobs from official employer sources first: employers’ careers pages, official recruitment portals, and verified announcements from federal and state government agencies, banks, oil and gas companies, NGOs, hospitals, schools and other organisations in Nigeria. We also monitor reputable job boards and official social media accounts of employers. We do not copy job listings from unverified WhatsApp broadcasts, random social media posts or sources we cannot trace back to an employer.
How We Verify Jobs
Before a job is published, an editor checks that the employer is real, that the vacancy appears on the employer’s official website or in an official announcement, and that the job title, location, requirements and closing date match that source. We check that the application link leads to the employer’s own portal or a recognised application channel. If we cannot verify a job from an official source, we do not publish it. If a listing asks applicants to pay any fee, we treat that as a warning sign and investigate before publishing anything.
How We Use AI, Honestly
We use AI tools to help draft summaries of job listings and career advice articles, and to organise information from official sources. AI never publishes a job on its own. Every listing and article is reviewed, checked against the official source, and approved by a human editor before it appears on this site. If an AI draft contains an error, it is corrected or removed by the editor during that human check. The editor who publishes a job is responsible for what is published.
How We Update and Remove Jobs
We update the site daily. We edit a listing when an employer changes the details or extends the deadline, and we remove a listing when its closing date passes, when the employer says the role is filled, or when we learn that the vacancy is no longer genuine. Readers can help by reporting a wrong or out-of-date listing on our Contact page, or a suspected scam on our Report a Scam Job page. We investigate every report and remove listings that cannot be verified.
Corrections
When we make a mistake, we correct it as soon as we can and update the listing or article. If you spot an error, please email us at [email protected] with the link to the page and the correct information.
Independence and Advertising
Employers cannot pay us to make a job listing look verified, and advertising on this site does not affect which jobs we publish or how we check them. A job is published only when it passes our verification checks, whether or not the employer advertises with us.