Nile University of Nigeria held its 6th Annual Career Fair, a flagship event designed to connect final-year undergraduate and current postgraduate students with leading employers and industry experts across multiple sectors.
The fair brought together over 200 employer-partners and corporate exhibitors from diverse sectors, including Finance, Consulting, Energy, FMCG, Telecommunications, Engineering, Media, Technology, among others. These organizations set up interactive booths designed to facilitate direct engagement with students, offering insights into diverse career pathways while helping students explore how their skills, academic backgrounds, and aspirations align with current industry demands.
Speaking on the university’s goal for this annual event, Prof. Dilli Dogo FNAMed, Vice-Chancellor of Nile University, emphasized, “At Nile University, we are not only focused on academic excellence but also on ensuring that our students graduate ready to compete, contribute, and lead in the global workforce. The Career Fair is part of our continued collaboration with industry leaders to create bridges between the classroom and the boardroom.”
A major highlight of the event was the Panel Session which featured six seasoned human capital experts who delivered thought-provoking discussions on the changing world of work, career growth, and employer expectations. Panelists included, Mr. Kingsley Ogirri, Group Head, Human Resources, Providus Bank, Dr. Odiri Oginni, CFA, Managing Director, United Capital Asset Management, Mr. Kehinde Akintobi, Head, Talent Acquisition, Sahara Group, Mrs. Jolomi Fawehinmi, People & Culture Director, Coca-Cola HBC, and Mr. Olusegun Osoneye, Senior Recruiter, McKinsey & Company
Each speaker shared real-world perspectives on topics ranging from managing a multi-generational workforce and adapting to digital disruptions, to enhancing financial literacy and excelling in early-career roles.
The success of the 6th Annual Career Fair reflects Nile University’s robust approach to student development and its long-standing commitment to fostering partnerships that enhance graduate employability. It also reinforces the school’s strategic alignment with the employability goals of Honoris United Universities, the first and largest pan-African private higher education network, and owners of Nile University of Nigeria
With initiatives such as the annual career fair, Nile University continues to position itself at the forefront of producing future-ready graduates equipped with knowledge, skills, and the confidence to shape industries and communities.
