PEBEC Recruitment 2026: Explore Available Job Vacancies And Apply Now

The Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) was established by the Federal Government of Nigeria in July 2016 to improve the country's business environment by addressing regulatory and administrative obstacles faced by businesses. Based in Abuja, the Council works with public institutions, development organisations and private-sector leaders to drive reforms across the country.

PEBEC is seeking qualified professionals for seven vacancies covering policy, technology, human resources, communications, executive support, legal reform and economic regulation.

Responsibilities

4. Strategic Communications Specialist

• Plan and manage communication activities in line with PEBEC's objectives and policy decisions.
• Produce speeches, media statements, presentations, articles and briefing materials.
• Make complex government policies and regulatory changes understandable to different audiences.
• Coordinate press activities, media interviews and public communication engagements.
• Manage digital communication channels and monitor media coverage.
• Identify potential public relations challenges and prepare suitable responses.
• Provide communication support for stakeholder meetings, public briefings and reform events.
• Maintain records of official messages, speeches, media materials and frequently asked questions.
• Prepare reports on communication performance and activities.

Requirements

 Strategic Communications Specialist

• A First Class or Second Class Upper (2:1) bachelor's degree in Mass Communication, Journalism, Public Relations, English, Political Science, Public Administration or a related field from a recognised institution.
• Ability to convert complicated policy matters into clear and convincing communication materials.
• Excellent written and spoken English, including experience preparing speeches and executive briefs.
• Knowledge of digital communication platforms, social media tools and Microsoft Office.
• Ability to engage professionally with government representatives, journalists and private-sector stakeholders.
• Strong editing, storytelling and analytical capabilities.
• Creativity and the ability to communicate effectively across different platforms and audiences.
• Professional integrity, discretion, resilience and commitment to public service.
• Understanding of Nigeria's government institutions and administrative structure.
• Additional advantage: A master's degree in a relevant field.
• Additional advantage: Experience in a government ministry, department or agency, the Presidency, or a development organisation.
• Additional advantage: Knowledge of social media analytics, graphic design or multimedia content production.

Benefits

• Opportunity to contribute to national business environment and regulatory reform initiatives.
• Professional exposure to senior government officials, state governors, international development partners and private-sector leaders.
• Opportunity to work within a policy-focused team operating at the national level.