Business Relationship Manager Kwara

Moniepoint · Kwara, Nigeria · Full Time

• Posted 11 September 2026
• Closes 11 October 2026
• Business

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About the role

Moniepoint is seeking a field-based Business Relationship Manager to drive merchant acquisition and terminal adoption across Kwara. This mid-level commercial role focuses on building strong client relationships, meeting monthly sales targets, and facilitating financial product onboarding. Key requirements include strong direct sales capabilities, relationship management expertise, and knowledge of KYC compliance.

Skills they are looking for

• Merchant Acquisition
• Relationship Management
• Field Sales
• KYC Compliance
• Account Management
• Customer Service
• Financial Products
• Negotiation

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