Jobviza is written and reviewed by a small team of Nigerians who care about getting the details right, because our readers make real decisions based on what we publish. This page introduces the people and the standards behind the site.
Miles Obi, Careers and Scholarships Editor
Miles leads the editorial side of Jobviza. He reviews our guides on jobs, scholarships, admissions and exams before they are published, checking that each one is accurate, current and genuinely useful to a Nigerian reader. His focus is simple: strip out the noise, link the official source, and make sure a student or job seeker finishes a guide knowing exactly what to do. You will find his name on the articles he has personally reviewed.
Miles holds a degree in Business Management from the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) and a Computer Science degree from the University of the People (UoPeople), and he works as a programmer. That mix matters here. He understands the career and recruitment side of what we cover, and he also knows how the online portals, forms and application systems behind these opportunities actually work, which is exactly where many readers get stuck.
If you spot anything that needs correcting, Miles would rather hear about it than leave it wrong. You can reach the editorial desk at editor@jobviza.com.
Our writers
Our guides are researched and written by contributors who follow recruitment, education and migration in Nigeria closely. Each one works to the same brief: verify before you publish, write in plain language, and never oversell an opportunity.
How we keep guides trustworthy
- We verify every opportunity against its official source and link to it in the article.
- We confirm deadlines before stating them, and we flag cycles that have closed.
- We never charge for opportunities, and we call out scams that ask you to pay.
- We correct mistakes quickly when readers point them out.
You can read the full detail of how we source and maintain information in our editorial policy, and learn more about the publication on our about page.
Our commitment to readers
We treat every guide as something a real person will act on. That means we verify before we publish, we write in plain language, and we link the official source so you can confirm the details yourself. If we get something wrong, we fix it and note the change on the article.