Personal Assistant at Whip Smart Service Providers Limited

Whip Smart Service Providers is hiring a Personal Assistant in Lagos to support a business owner with scheduling, correspondence, errands, and daily follow-up.

The role runs Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM. The company is looking for a female candidate who is organised, discreet, and able to work with little supervision.

The role

  • Manage appointments, meetings, and the daily schedule
  • Handle calls, messages, and emails
  • Follow up on tasks, errands, and business activities
  • Organise documents and records
  • Liaise with clients, vendors, and staff
  • Assist with bookings, purchases, and logistics
  • Keep sensitive information confidential

Requirements

  • Minimum of OND; B.Sc. or HND is an advantage
  • 2–3 years as a Personal Assistant, Administrative Assistant, or Secretary
  • Good communication, organisation, and time management
  • Microsoft Office or Google Workspace
  • Reliable, professional, and discreet

Details

  • Location: Lagos
  • Job type: Full-time, onsite
  • Salary: ₦200,000 – ₦250,000 per month
  • Working days: Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Deadline: Not stated

How to apply

Email your CV to whipsmartrecruitment@gmail.com. Use Personal Assistant – HALLERO as the subject.

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