EasyBuy plans to recruit 10,000 new business developers across Nigeria

EasyBuy aims at boosting the employment rate across the country with the sale talent programme.
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The credit company that allows users to buy products on credit and pay later, EasyBuy, has unveiled its plans to hire up to 10,000 business developers across various Nigerian states in 2026. The company tagged the hire “Sales Talent Program”, and it's part of its expansion strategies to create employment and strengthen financial inclusion nationwide.

Backed by Transsion Holdings, EasyBuy is a "Buy Now, Pay Later" (BNPL) service in Nigeria, allowing customers to purchase smartphones, home appliances, and electronics via a 30% down payment and 3–6 month instalment plans. The business developers will work as sales representatives who promote the company’s BNPL services.

The business developers will also help customers access products like smartphones and home appliances through instalment payments. Their job is also to help the company reach more underserved communities and expand access to financial services across Nigeria.

EasyBuy said the sales talent programme is suitable for sales professionals, young graduates, stay-at-home mothers, POS operators, and SIM registration agents. They'll receive sales training and digital tools from Easybuy, and earn a monthly base pay with additional commissions based on the number of customers or sales they bring in.

Business developers will operate mainly using their mobile phones and internet connection. Beyond creating employment opportunities for thousands of Nigerians and deepening financial inclusion, EasyBuy, which already has over 2,000 sales agents and over 4,500 partner stores in its network across the country, is also helping drive BNPL sector growth—a market that's projected to expand from $1.42 billion in 2024 to more than $2.61 billion by 2030.

In 2019, EasyBuy launched operation in Lagos, Nigeria, and since then, the company has been operating and expanding through thousands of partner stores. As of 2026, the company is operating in the Ivory Coast, Ghana, Senegal, Nigeria, and Tanzania.

The hiring of 10,000 employees will run throughout 2026, according to the company. In addition to that, the company will provide participants with the necessary equipment (including digital tools), sales training, and clear income pathways which are designed to ease operations and accelerate financial independence for the business developers.

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