• Application Deadline: Wed, 3 Jun 2026 00:00:00 GMT
• Position: Manager, Corporate Affairs & Community Relations



• Job Type Full Time



• Qualification BA/BSc/HND , MBA/MSc/MA



• Experience 7 - 10 years



• Location Rivers




• City Port Harcourt




• Job Field Marketing & Communication 
  
  

Role Purpose

• To manage Stockgap Fuels’ reputation, stakeholder relationships, and social license to operate across Nigeria. The roles are government relations, regulatory engagement, community engagement, CSR/ESG delivery, and corporate communications for the LPG cylinder distribution business.


• The goal is to minimize operational disruptions, secure community support for rollout, and position Stockgap as a trusted partner in Nigeria’s clean cooking transition.

Key Responsibilities

Government & Regulatory Relations:

• Build and maintain relationships with NMDPRA, DPR, SON, state governments, LGAs, and key ministries.


• Track regulatory changes, licensing, and compliance requirements affecting LPG distribution and infrastructure.


• Coordinate permit applications, approvals, and renewals for plants, depots, and micro-hubs.


• Represent the company in industry associations and policy forums.

Community Relations & Social License:

• Lead stakeholder mapping and engagement plans for all project sites across 6 geopolitical zones.


• Manage community entry, grievance management, and benefit-sharing agreements to prevent disruptions.


• Facilitate town halls, focus groups, and sensitization campaigns on LPG safety and adoption.


• Resolve community issues and escalations in partnership with Operations and Legal.

CSR & ESG Delivery:

• Design and execute CSR programs aligned with business strategy and UN SDGs, focusing on clean cooking, health, and economic empowerment.


• Monitor and report on ESG KPIs: social impact, local content, community investment, and grievance resolution.


• Manage partnerships with NGOs, development agencies, and multilateral organizations.

Corporate Communications & Reputation Management:

• Develop messaging and materials for external stakeholders, media, and communities.


• Manage crisis communications and incident response related to operations, safety, or community issues.


• Coordinate content for website, social media, newsletters, and executive communications in partnership with Marketing.


• Monitor media and social sentiment; develop mitigation plans for reputational risks.

Internal Stakeholder Management:

• Advise Exco and regional teams on political, regulatory, and community risks.


• Work with CISCO, COO, and CSMSO to align community engagement with infrastructure rollout timelines.


• Conduct training for field teams on stakeholder engagement and conflict resolution.

Compliance & Reporting:

• Ensure all community and government engagements are documented and compliant with company policy and Nigerian law.


• Prepare monthly reports on stakeholder issues, CSR spend, regulatory status, and reputational risk.


• Maintain stakeholder database and issue register.

Key Performance Indicators

• % of project sites with active social license and zero community stoppages


• Average time to resolve community grievances ≤14 days


• Regulatory permits/approvals secured on time ≥95%


• CSR budget utilization and impact score


• Media sentiment score ≥80% positive/neutral


• Stakeholder satisfaction score from annual survey ≥4.0/5


• Number of regulatory non-compliance incidents = 0


• Training completion rate for field teams on stakeholder engagement ≥95%

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication, Public Relations, Social Sciences, Law, or related field. Master’s is an advantage.


• 7-10 years’ experience in corporate affairs, government relations, or community relations in oil & gas, FMCG, telecoms, or infrastructure.


• Proven track record managing community entry and engagement in Nigeria’s 6 geopolitical zones.


• Experience dealing with NMDPRA, DPR, state governments, and traditional institutions.

Key Skills & Competencies:

• Strong stakeholder management, negotiation, and conflict resolution skills.


• Excellent written and verbal communication in English; Hausa, Yoruba, or Igbo is an advantage.


• Deep understanding of Nigeria’s regulatory and socio-political landscape.


• Crisis management and media handling capability.


• Project management and budget ownership for CSR programs.


• Cultural intelligence and ability to operate in diverse communities.

Salary

N900,000 - N2,000,000 per month.