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Afri Invoice plans to recruit over 100 professionals nationwide for e-invoicing servicesRecruitment will cover all six geopolitical zones to enhance localised business supportCompany aims to strengthen capacity amidst growing demand for compliance with NRS e-invoicing framework
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Afri Invoice has announced plans to recruit more than 100 professionals across Nigeria as demand grows for e-invoicing services following the Nigeria Revenue Service’s (NRS) push for mandatory electronic invoicing.
The recruitment exercise comes as businesses across the country prepare to comply with the NRS e-invoicing framework, which is aimed at improving tax administration and digitising invoice processing.
Mark Odenore-led Afri-Invoice announces 100 vacancies to drive access. Credit: Afri-InvoiceSource: Facebook
Afri Invoice is listed as the second Merchant Buyer Solution (MBS) provider on the NRS platform and says the expansion is intended to strengthen its capacity to support organisations adopting


