Warehouse Assistant / Storekeeper

In the frontline of humanitarian aid, every piece of equipment and every food parcel must be accounted for to ensure it reaches those who need it most. As a Warehouse Assistant / Storekeeper at CFCI, you are the guardian of these vital resources, ensuring they are stored safely and managed with absolute integrity. Your dedication to order and accuracy in our Dikwa facility directly supports our mission to provide dignity and relief to vulnerable communities in Borno State.

Job Summary

The Warehouse Assistant / Storekeeper provides essential frontline support in the management of our storage facilities. You will be responsible for the physical handling of goods, the meticulous updating of inventory records, and the maintenance of a highly organized warehouse environment. This role is perfect for a disciplined individual who takes pride in accuracy and wants to contribute to a life-saving supply chain.

Key Responsibilities

• Logistics Support: Assist in the professional receiving and inspection of all incoming goods, ensuring that quality and quantity match our procurement standards.
• Inventory Control: Maintain real-time accuracy of stock cards, bin cards, and inventory registers to provide a transparent trail for every item in our care.
• Document Management: Prepare and process fundamental warehouse documentation, including Good Received Notes (GRNs), waybills, and stock issue vouchers.
• Stock Verification: Play an active role in routine physical stock counts and reconciliation exercises to prevent discrepancies and losses.
• Facility Excellence: Ensure the warehouse maintains a logical layout for efficient access and uphold the highest standards of cleanliness and safety at all times.
• Safe Handling: Execute the proper stacking and storage of humanitarian supplies to prevent damage or expiration.

Required Skills & Qualifications

• Educational Foundation: Minimum of an SSCE (Secondary School Certificate) or a National Diploma (OND). Specialized training in logistics or warehouse management is a distinct advantage.
• Relevant Experience: 1 to 2 years of practical experience in a warehouse or storekeeping environment, ideally within a fast-paced setting.
• Core Competencies: Exceptional honesty, strong record-keeping skills, and an uncompromising eye for detail.
• Technical Basics: Functional knowledge of Microsoft Excel is preferred to assist with digital record-keeping.
• Physical & Mental Resilience: Ability to perform physical tasks in a warehouse setting and the stamina to work effectively within a field-based humanitarian context.
• Values Alignment: A strong commitment to humanitarian ethics, including a clean record of integrity and a dedication to safeguarding policies.

About the Organization

Care First Community Initiative (CFCI) is a dedicated Nigerian non-profit organization driven by a vision of a society where human rights and social welfare are accessible to all. We specialize in providing holistic support to vulnerable groups, ranging from food security and nutrition to legal advocacy and clean water (WASH). Our operations in Borno State focus on bridging the gap for those displaced by crisis, helping them rebuild their livelihoods through research-backed interventions. At CFCI, we believe that caring for the community starts with a transparent, efficient, and compassionate team.

Employment Details

• Location: Dikwa, Borno State
• Position Type: Professional Contract
• Reporting To: Warehouse Senior Officer-in-Charge
• Salary Expectations: Competitive (Based on NGO industry standards for the region)
• Application Deadline: January 10, 2026

Benefits of Applying

Joining CFCI means becoming part of a community of changemakers. You will gain hands-on experience in humanitarian logistics, receive mentorship from senior professionals, and have the satisfaction of knowing your daily work directly facilitates the delivery of aid to those in extreme need.

How to Apply

If you are an organized, honest, and hardworking professional ready to serve the community, we want to hear from you.

Application Link: Apply Here via the CFCI Recruitment Form

Tips for Applicants

1. Emphasize Integrity: Since you will be handling valuable stock, use your application to highlight your history of honesty and accountability.
2. Detail Your Record-Keeping: If you have experience with bin cards or ledger books, make sure to mention this specifically in your CV.
3. Local Knowledge: If you are familiar with the Dikwa area or speak local languages, be sure to note this, as it helps in coordinating with local labor and the community.