How Aremu works, what it costs, and how your data is handled — for job seekers and for employers hiring in Nigeria.
Yes. Searching jobs, getting matched and applying on Aremu are free for candidates, with no subscription and no fee to apply. Aremu makes money from employers who post jobs, and from an optional ₦1,000 CV service candidates can choose to buy.
Aremu will never ask a job seeker to pay to see a job or to apply for one.
Message Aremu on WhatsApp, on Telegram, or open the chat on the website and say what kind of work you are looking for. Aremu asks a few questions, builds your profile once, then matches you against jobs as they are posted and messages you when something fits.
You can also browse everything without an account at aremu.ai/jobs.
Send Aremu a message on WhatsApp on 234 707 002 6605 and tell it the role and location you want. Once your profile is set up, new matching jobs are sent to you on WhatsApp as they appear — you do not have to keep checking a website.
The same assistant works on Telegram at @aremu_aibot and on the web at aremu.ai/chat.
No. Aremu runs inside WhatsApp and Telegram, which most Nigerians already have, and in any web browser. There is nothing to install and no data cost beyond a normal chat.
Roles across Nigeria and remote work, from drivers, cooks, cleaners, sales reps and customer service to accountants, teachers, nurses, engineers, designers and software developers. There are usually several thousand live openings at any time.
You can see how they break down by role and state at aremu.ai/hire.
Aremu reads your profile and CV and scores each live job against your skills, experience, expected pay and location, then sends you the ones that genuinely fit rather than every new posting. Jobs too far away, or that clash with what you said you want, are filtered out before you ever see them.
An optional paid service, ₦1,000, where Aremu rewrites or builds your CV from your profile and sends you the finished document. It is entirely optional — matching and applying work the same whether or not you buy it.
Your contact details are hidden from employers until you accept an invitation to be contacted. Employers browsing candidates see an anonymised profile — role, area, years of experience and skills — never your name, phone number or CV contact details until you agree.
The full policy is at aremu.ai/privacy.
Message Aremu on WhatsApp and say what you are hiring for, or use the form at aremu.ai/post-job. Aremu turns the description into a structured posting, then matches and notifies suitable candidates directly — usually the same day.
A standard job post costs ₦750. A Premium post costs ₦5,750 and reaches more matched candidates, adds screening questions and lifts the limits on how many applicants you can contact.
Most job boards wait for candidates to come and search. Aremu pushes matched jobs to candidates on WhatsApp, so a new posting reaches suitable people within minutes instead of waiting to be found.
For employers that means applicants usually start arriving the same day rather than over weeks.
Yes. aremu.ai/hire shows live counts of ready-to-work candidates by role and state — for example how many customer service reps are currently available in Lagos — before you write anything.
Aremu is a Nigerian job platform that matches candidates to jobs using AI and delivers those matches over WhatsApp, Telegram and the web. It covers roles across all 36 states, Abuja and remote work, and is free for job seekers.
Nigeria — every state plus the FCT — along with remote roles open to Nigerian applicants. Lagos, Abuja, Ogun, Oyo and Rivers have the deepest coverage.
Yes. aremu.ai/salary-report publishes median monthly pay expectations from over 10,000 Nigerian jobseekers, broken down by role and by state. It is free to read and free to quote with a link.
It reports what candidates say they expect to earn, which is a demand-side signal rather than a survey of salaries actually paid.