Fresh Graduates Account Program at Mkobobank
- Location: Lagos
- Type: Graduate Program
- Employment Type: Full-time
- Job Function: Finance and Treasury Management
- Experience Level: Entry Level
- Application Deadline: Open until filled
About Mkobo Microfinance Bank Limited (Mkobobank)
Mkobo Microfinance Bank Limited (Mkobobank) is a fully licensed microfinance bank regulated by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
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Founded to provide reliable access to short-term emergency credit, Mkobobank focuses on supporting individuals who may have limited options at commercial banks, helping to drive financial inclusion across Nigeria.
Our approach to lending is customer-friendly, offering accessible short-term, unsecured loans without requiring collateral or guarantors in most cases. We’re committed to assisting customers whenever they need a financial boost.
Qualifications for the Fresh Graduates Account Program
- Minimum of a B.Sc. in Accounting from a reputable university
- Prior experience in a similar role is an added advantage
- Proficiency in computer skills, particularly MS Excel
- Strong attention to detail and analytical abilities
- Excellent interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills
- A self-starter with the ability to work independently
- Ability to manage workload under pressure with flexibility, proactivity, and efficiency
Key Responsibilities
- Reconciling all bank accounts
- Performing general accounting and bookkeeping tasks
- Processing invoices, expense forms, and payment requests
- Maintaining accounting records, filing systems, and digital records
- Handling general clerical tasks, including correspondence, filing, and photocopying
- Assisting in cash and cheque disbursements
- Generating invoices for business partners and following up on payments
- Verifying sales invoices for accuracy and completeness
- Supporting various administrative duties to ensure smooth and efficient operations
Join Mkobobank and build a strong foundation in finance and treasury management while making a difference in the financial inclusion landscape in Nigeria.
