The Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) is a high-level, inter-governmental and inter-ministerial body established in July 2016 by the Federal Government of Nigeria to remove bureaucratic bottlenecks and make the country progressively easier for businesses to start and operate.
Headquartered in Abuja and chaired by the Vice President of Nigeria, the council brings together federal ministers, the Central Bank of Nigeria, the National Assembly, subnational governments, and the organized private sector.
PEBEC offers the unique benefit of high-level national policy influence and direct executive exposure at the intersection of government reform and private-sector enterprise.
Operating within a lean, fast-paced, and mission-driven secretariat in Abuja, staff members collaborate directly with top federal ministers, state governors, multilateral development partners like the World Bank, and industry leaders.
Individuals interested in job openings at PEBEC should review the job details, requirements, and application process provided below.
Available Positions:
1.Regulatory Policy Expert
2.Full-Stack Developer
3.Human Resource Officer
4.Strategic Communications Specialist
5.Executive Assistant
6.Legislative and Legal Reform Expert
7.Economic Regulation Expert.
Carry out cost-benefit analysis and prepare Regulatory Impact Assessments for proposed and existing regulations.
Analyse market structure, competition and sector regulation, and recommend improvements.
Review fees, levies and charges that affect businesses and propose rationalisation.
Assess the investment climate and develop evidence-based policy options and reform roadmaps.
Develop indicators and dashboards to measure the impact of reforms on cost, time and compliance.
Coordinate consultations with MDAs, regulators, the private sector and development partners.
Train and mentor MDA and PEBEC staff in economic analysis for regulation
Deadline: 30 November 2026
How to Apply
Interested Applicant can apply via this link
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeWSKOnSI5ipyP28p202ZrEC0A15W3vYUUK40om3GUYYh-eag/viewform
Headquartered in Abuja and chaired by the Vice President of Nigeria, the council brings together federal ministers, the Central Bank of Nigeria, the National Assembly, subnational governments, and the organized private sector.
PEBEC offers the unique benefit of high-level national policy influence and direct executive exposure at the intersection of government reform and private-sector enterprise.
Operating within a lean, fast-paced, and mission-driven secretariat in Abuja, staff members collaborate directly with top federal ministers, state governors, multilateral development partners like the World Bank, and industry leaders.
Individuals interested in job openings at PEBEC should review the job details, requirements, and application process provided below.
Available Positions:
1.Regulatory Policy Expert
2.Full-Stack Developer
3.Human Resource Officer
4.Strategic Communications Specialist
5.Executive Assistant
6.Legislative and Legal Reform Expert
7.Economic Regulation Expert.
Carry out cost-benefit analysis and prepare Regulatory Impact Assessments for proposed and existing regulations.
Analyse market structure, competition and sector regulation, and recommend improvements.
Review fees, levies and charges that affect businesses and propose rationalisation.
Assess the investment climate and develop evidence-based policy options and reform roadmaps.
Develop indicators and dashboards to measure the impact of reforms on cost, time and compliance.
Coordinate consultations with MDAs, regulators, the private sector and development partners.
Train and mentor MDA and PEBEC staff in economic analysis for regulation
Deadline: 30 November 2026
How to Apply
Interested Applicant can apply via this link
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeWSKOnSI5ipyP28p202ZrEC0A15W3vYUUK40om3GUYYh-eag/viewform
Requirements
- A First Class or Second Class Upper Division (2:1) bachelor’s degree in Law, Economics, Public Policy, Public Administration, Political Science, Development Studies or a closely related field.
- A master’s degree in a relevant discipline (for example Law, Economics, Public Policy, Regulatory Studies, Public Administration or International Development).
- At least five (5) years of relevant, verifiable post-qualification experience in regulatory, legislative or policy work.
- Demonstrated experience in cost-benefit analysis, market and competition analysis, or sector regulation.
- Proficiency in data analysis and in digital tools used for policy research and reform tracking.
- Ability to turn complex regulatory and policy issues into practical, implementable recommendations.
- Excellent written and verbal communication, including concise briefs for senior decision-makers.
- Proven ability to work with multiple stakeholders across government and the private sector.
- Deep understanding of the Nigerian legal, regulatory and institutional landscape.
- Integrity, discretion, initiative, and the ability to deliver under tight timelines.
- A Ph.D. in a relevant field.
- Experience with Regulatory Impact Assessment or ease of doing business reforms.
- Experience working with the Presidency, the National Assembly, the Federal
- Ministry of Justice, economic regulators, or multilateral and development partners.
- Publications or demonstrable thought leadership in regulatory, legislative or economic policy.
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