Finance Specialist

Finance Specialist at Action Against Hunger in Abuja, Nigeria

Action Against Hunger is an international humanitarian organization dedicated to ending world hunger through programs in nutrition, health, WASH, mental health, food security, and social protection. This role in Abuja focuses on financial strategy, budget management, reporting, and donor compliance, supporting mission planning and capacity building for finance teams. The position emphasizes alignment with donor requirements, risk assessment, and compliance with Nigerian statutory rules.

What it offers

• Mission-driven financial oversight: Contribute to financial planning, budget analysis, and donor reporting while ensuring compliance with legal and organizational standards.
• Capacity building: Develop and deliver training on budget management tools and policies for finance staff.
• Support for compliance and risk: Monitor financial controls, audit recommendations, and implement safeguards to prevent fraud and ensure transparency.
• Benefits (as stated): 100% healthcare coverage, free access to TalentSoft e-learning platform, maternity/paternity leave, compassionate leave, and creche facilities for employees.

Who can apply

Applicants must have 3+ years of experience in finance/accountancy, preferably in donor-funded humanitarian programs, with knowledge of donor rules, Nigerian statutory requirements, and experience managing budgets and financial controls. ACF or INGO experience is preferred. Strong organizational skills, interpersonal abilities, and alignment with Action Against Hunger’s values (professionalism, transparency, non-discrimination) are required. No prior ACF experience is mandatory, but relevant INGO or financial management in crisis contexts is advantageous.

How to apply

1. Submit a complete application through the Action Against Hunger career portal by October 12, 2026, 05:00 PM (Nigerian Time).
2. Ensure all questions in the form are answered fully—incomplete applications will not be considered.
3. Include reference and background checks as part of the shortlisting process.

Good to know

• No application fees are charged at any stage.
• The role requires operational work in Abuja, FCT, Nigeria with a proposed start date of November 2026.
• The organization prioritizes diversity, equity, and inclusion and encourages applications from women and underrepresented groups.
• No private information (e.g., bank details) is requested before an offer is made.