3 Policy Implementation jobs in Nigeria
Regulatory Compliance Manager
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Summary:
The Regulatory Manager will ensure compliance with all telecommunications laws, license conditions, and industry regulations. The role involves proactive engagement with regulatory bodies, government agencies, and industry stakeholders to safeguard the company's operating license and reputation. The candidate must have a strong legal background and proven experience navigating the telecoms/ISP sector's regulatory landscape.
Key Responsibilities:
- Ensure full compliance with NCC regulations, license conditions, and industry guidelines.
- Track, interpret, and communicate regulatory changes; update internal compliance frameworks.
- Serve as primary liaison with the NCC and relevant agencies.
- Coordinate timely submission of reports, returns, renewals, and filings.
- Represent the company at meetings and industry forums.
- Advise management on regulatory risks and compliance obligations.
- Support audits, inspections, and investigations by regulators.
- Draft position papers, policy briefs, and responses to consultations.
- Build positive stakeholder relationships and advocate for favorable policies.
- Train internal teams on regulatory requirements.
- Maintain up-to-date records of filings, approvals, and correspondences.
- Prepare periodic compliance reports for management.
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in law (LL. B), BL, active NBA membership.
- 5–7+ years' experience in regulatory affairs/legal advisory within telecoms/ISP.
- Proven direct experience with NCC engagements and submissions.
- Knowledge of telecoms law, licensing, and industry codes.
- Excellent drafting, communication, and negotiation skills.
- Strong integrity, judgment, and ability to meet tight deadlines.
Trade Regulatory Compliance - Export Control
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Key Responsibilities:
Export Control Regulatory Intelligence & Governance:
• Monitor, research, and analyze international, regional, and national laws, agency guidance, and enforcement trends on export controls (e.g., EAR, ITAR, EU Dual-Use Regulation), focusing on regimes beyond indirect sanctions.
• Develop and continually revise export control compliance programs in line with legislative, judicial, executive, and agency requirements, emphasizing robust license determination processes and accurate classification of goods and technologies.
• Maintain a dynamic log of legislative changes, regulatory updates, license requirements, lists of controlled items, destinations, and end uses.
• Ensure operational readiness for new and evolving LDRs and proactively implement workflow changes to address control list updates and new embargoes.
• Design, implement, and monitor workflows supporting License Determination Rules (LDR), including technology/product classification, jurisdiction assessment, and license application triggers.
Export Control Workflow Design:
• Collaborate with development and technical teams to implement and update screening protocols, LDR logic, and escalation paths in ERP systems.
• Translate new laws, judicial decisions, and agency guidance into concrete changes in automated screening systems and manual review procedures.
Stakeholder Communication & Legal Advisory:
• Act as the organization’s primary advisor for export control, presenting regulatory changes, LDR updates, and operational impacts to executive management and technical teams.
• Liaise with regulatory bodies and trade authorities during audits or regulatory investigations and serve as the point of contact for export license-related queries.
Documentation, Quality Control & Problem Resolution:
• Write and maintain clear documentation of processes, workflows, and regulatory updates.
• Conduct quality control checks, troubleshoot workflow/data issues, and implement corrective actions to ensure data integrity and compliance.
• Develop periodic reports and updates for executive leadership regarding regulatory status, export control risks, and improvement initiatives.
• Ensure processes are aligned with service level agreements (SLAs).
• Collaborate with management on long-term compliance goals and support the implementation of compliance products.
Candidate Profile:
Education & Experience:
• Bachelor’s or master’s degree in law, International Relations, or a related field.
• Minimum 5 years of experience interpreting legislative texts and judicial rulings affecting compliance.
• Experience in regulatory compliance, data investigation, and analysis of international business structures.
• Proven working knowledge of international export control regulations (e.g., EAR, ITAR, EU Dual-Use Regulation, LDRs).
• Experience implementing export control compliance programs and managing regulatory reporting obligations.
• Experience with Custom Tariff and/or ILE ( Sanction ) is a Huge advantage
• Must be amenable to work CEST
Skills & Competencies:
• Deep legislative analysis and ability to operationalize LDRs, control list updates, and export licensing requirements.
• Strong analytical and research skills; adept at workflow design and process automation for export controls.
• Clear communicator with proven ability to translate complex legal/regulatory requirements into practical business procedures.
• Proactive problem-solver with flexibility to adapt to rapidly changing regulatory environments.
• Good understanding of Large Language Models (LLM) and how to use LLM to improve current processes
Regulatory and Compliance Manager
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Position: Regulatory and Compliance Manager - Telecoms
Location: Lekki, Lagos
Job Summary:
The Regulatory Manager will ensure compliance with all telecommunications laws, license conditions, and industry regulations. The role involves proactive engagement with regulatory bodies, government agencies, and industry stakeholders to safeguard the company's operating license and reputation. The candidate must have a strong legal background and proven experience navigating the telecoms/ISP sector's regulatory landscape.
Key Responsibilities:
Ensure full compliance with NCC regulations, license conditions, and industry guidelines.
Track, interpret, and communicate regulatory changes; update internal compliance frameworks.
Serve as primary liaison with the NCC and relevant agencies.
Coordinate timely submission of reports, returns, renewals, and filings.
Represent the company at meetings and industry forums.
Advise management on regulatory risks and compliance obligations.
Support audits, inspections, and investigations by regulators.
Draft position papers, policy briefs, and responses to consultations.
Build positive stakeholder relationships and advocate for favorable policies.
Train internal teams on regulatory requirements.
Maintain up-to-date records of filings, approvals, and correspondences.
Prepare periodic compliance reports for management.
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in law (LL. B), BL, active NBA membership.
5–7+ years' experience in regulatory affairs/legal advisory within telecoms/ISP.
Proven direct experience with NCC engagements and submissions.
Knowledge of telecoms law, licensing, and industry codes.
Excellent drafting, communication, and negotiation skills.
Strong integrity, judgment, and ability to meet tight deadlines.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: ₦700, ₦850,000.00 per month
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