National Communications Officer (Content and Digital Assets)

• University degree in Communications, Media Studies, Journalism, Film, Digital Media, or a related field.
  
• Minimum two years of professional experience in content production, multimedia storytelling, or digital communications
  
• Accredited Universities are those listed in the UNESCO World Higher Education Database.
  

Experience

• Demonstrated experience managing video, photography, and digital production workflows.
  
• Experience working with external creative vendors and service providers.
  
• Solid understanding of safeguarding, consent, and ethical storytelling in humanitarian or development contexts.
  
• Familiarity with donor visibility requirements and multi-platform content production.
  

1. Under the supervision of the Chief of Communications:
   
2. Support the development and production of multimedia content including short videos, photography, graphics, and basic digital assets for IOM Nigeria’s communication and visibility needs.
   
3. Assist in coordinating content production with field offices and programme teams to capture stories, photos, and videos from project locations.
   
4. Support the preparation and packaging of multimedia materials for social media, web platforms, and communication campaigns in line with IOM branding guidelines.
   
5. Maintain and organize a digital repository of photos, videos, and visual materials, ensuring appropriate tagging, consent documentation, and basic quality control.
   
6. Liaise with external content creators such as videographers, photographers, and designers, and support the review of outputs to ensure they meet IOM branding and quality standards.
   
7. Support the development of visual materials required for donor visibility, reports, presentations, and communication products.
   
8. I Identify youth content creators and influencers, particularly in field locations, and support collaboration opportunities that help amplify IOM messaging while ensuring alignment with branding and ethical guidelines.
   
9. Provide guidance to field offices and programme teams on capturing photos, short videos, and simple storytelling content using mobile devices.
   
10. Ensure that all multimedia content includes the necessary consent documentation and follows IOM protection and safeguarding principles before publication.