Multinational Companies in Nigeria: The Ultimate List

Where are the best companies to work in? Which companies have some of the highest paid staffs? Which companies hosts some of the best working environment? And some other important questions are crucial for prospective employees and the simple answer is really simple – Multinationals!

Multinational companies are internationally acclaimed companies with very high competitive working environment and a workforce consisting of high skilled professionals who can be said to be well paid for every service rendered to the progress and development of the company. You’ll share the experience of board service with individuals from all walks of life. A few may already be old hands at nonprofit governance. A rarer few have attended workshops or studied some of the literature on nonprofit board governance. You’ll share the experience of board service with individuals from all walks of life. A few may already be old hands at nonprofit governance. A rarer few have attended workshops or studied some of the literature on nonprofit board governance. You can check over here for more about the Nonprofit Organization.

Multinational companies in Nigeria spread across various platforms and line of production from Oil and Gas, Telecommunications, Health and Wellness, Consumables and so on and they boast some of the highest paid workforce in Nigeria. Multinationals also allows the opportunity of career expansion for employees and a very conducive working environment.

It might be considered silly for any job seeker to turn down a job offer from a multinational company in favour of a privately run organization since it’s always considered an upgrade for every employee to land a multinational job offer.

Below is a list of top multinational companies in Nigeria:

1. Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) Oil & Gas Multinational
2. Chevron Oil & Gas Multinational
3. Mobil Oil & Gas Multinational
4. Total Oil & Gas Multinational
5. Nestlé Nigeria FMCG Multinational
6. Halliburton Energy Oil & Gas Multinational
7. Unilever FMCG Multinational
8. KPMG Consulting Multinational
9. Etisalat Nigeria Telecommunication Multinational
10. Julius Berger Construction Multinational
11. Cadbury FMCG Multinational
12. Google Technology Multinational
13. CocaCola FMCG Multinational
14. P&G FMCG Multinational
15. PZ FMCG Multinational
16. GE Conglomerate Multinational
17. Guinness FMCG Multinational
18. GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceticals Multinational
19. Friesland Foods WAMCO FMCG Multinational
20. British American Tobacco FMCG Multinational
21. Schlumberger Oil & Gas Multinational
22. United Nations International Organization Multinational
23. Baker Hughes Oil & Gas Multinational
24. Price Waterhouse Cooper (PWC) Consulting Multinational
25. 7up Bottling Company FMCG Multinational
26. Lafarge Cement Construction Multinational
27. UAC FMCG Multinational
28. MTN Telecommunication Multinational
29. Airtel Nigeria Telecommunication Multinational
30. Accenture Consulting Multinational
31. Stanbic IBTC Banking Multinational
32. UNICEF Non-Profit Multinational
33. Addax Oil & Gas Multinational
34. Standard Chartered Bank Banking Multinational
35. WHO Non-Profit Multinational
36. ENI (Saipem) formerly AGIP Oil & Gas Multinational
37. DHL Logistics Multinational
38. USAID Non-Profit Multinational
39. IBM Technology Multinational
40. MAERSK GROUP Conglomerate Multinational

Landing a job at one of the Multinationals can offer you the much needed break-out needed in your career and asides the money – salary, multinationals also offer travel opportunities for international trainings, workshops and seminars. Also, there’s the benefit of creating connection, for future purposes and probable recommendations. If your plan is to work for a while and save a big part of your salary to start a business, then you can count yourself lucky if you bag a multinational appointment early enough.