The American University of Nigeria has Job Vacancies for Marketing in School of Business & Entrepreneurship

The American University of Nigeria is a private university in northeast Nigeria, based in Yola, the capital of Adamawa State. Envisioned in 2003 as a model for African higher education, AUN enrolled its first class of 200 students in the Fall of 2005. AUN remains the only private, American-style institution of higher education in Western Africa. Today AUN enrolls 1,500 students and is led by a team of 93 Faculty. AUN prides itself on providing its students the knowledge and tools necessary to achieve both personal success and to contribute to sustainable development of their nation, the continent and the world.
The Institution, working through its U.S. recruiting agent, Faculty Recruitment International™, invites qualified applicants for faculty positions in the field of Marketing for the School of Business and Entrepreneurship. The desired start date is Fall 2011 when teaching duties will commence in Nigeria.
Successful candidates should meet the following criteria: .

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Pabod Breweries Limited is a subsidiary of SAB Miller Plc, located in Port Harcourt. We are brewers of high quality premium Grand Lager Beer, Grand Malt, Castle Milk stout, Eagle Larger Beer, Redds and La Voltic bottled water. As a result of expansion and growth in our business, we seek applications from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacancies:

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