Emmynet24 reports that professional networking site LinkedIn has published a list of the top 25 firms in Nigeria for 2023 based on employee satisfaction. LinkedIn claims that these businesses provide their employees with the ideal atmosphere for professional growth. According to LinkedIn, the methodology examines elements such as how individuals advance inside a firm and when they depart, how they upskill while working there, and more to identify businesses that assist people position themselves for professional advancement. To arrive at the list, LinkedIn said it also considered factors like attrition and layoffs. “Companies that have laid off 10% or more of their workforce between Jan.1, 2022, and the list launch, based on public announcements — or that have attrition greater than 10%, based on LinkedIn data — are ineligible to rank,” it said. The Companies Here are the top 25 places to work in Nigeria in 2023, per the LinkedIn research. Ernst & Young, Inc. EY (Ernst & Young) is a global professional services company that offers clients in more than 150 countries audit, tax, advisory, and transaction services. The business, which now has over 700 locations and is one of the Big Four international accounting companies, was founded in 1989. MTN MTN is a telecommunications business that offers customers internet, digital, and fixed-line phone services in addition to mobile and fixed-line phone services. One of the operating divisions of the MTN Group, which has operations in over 21 countries in Africa and the Middle East, is MTN Nigeria. Currency Bank Plc. Consumer and investment banking, trade financing, and capital market activities are just a few of the many banking services that Sterling Bank provides. Additionally, the bank offers its clients wholesale banking services. Group Interswitch Operating in 23 African nations, Interswitch Group is an integrated payments and digital commerce network. The business provides a variety of goods and services, such as card services, payment processing, and digital commerce solutions. Verve and other brands are under the control of Interswitch Group. First Bank of Nigeria The First Bank of Nigeria was founded in 1894 and is the country's first commercial bank. Retail and corporate banking, treasury, and international banking are just a few of the financial services and products the bank provides to people, companies, and government organizations. The parent company of First Pension Custodian Nigeria Ltd. and associated entities is First Bank. Standard Chartered Bank For more than 150 years, Standard Chartered Bank has been engaged in the banking industry. The business provides a variety of financial goods and services, such as investment banking, wealth management, and corporate and retail banking. NNPC Limited With an emphasis on sustainable development, the Nigerian National Petroleum Commission (NNPC) is in charge of managing and operating the nation's oil and gas resources. Eko Electricity Distribution One of the electricity distribution firms in Lagos is Eko Electricity Distribution. The business focuses in providing businesses in the commercial and industrial sectors, as well as government organizations, with electrical solutions. British American Tobacco (BAT) Headquartered in England, British American Tobacco (BAT) is a multinational tobacco company that manufactures and sells cigarettes, tobacco, and other nicotine products. The company is now shifting towards next-generation products, including e-cigarettes and heated tobacco. Ikeja Electric Over 1 million consumers are served by the Nigerian power distribution firm Ikeja Electric, which operates throughout the city of Lagos. The company serves both residential and commercial customers with electricity delivery. Nestlé A manufacturer and distributor of a wide range of goods, Nestlé makes and sells baby food, bottled water, breakfast cereals, coffee, tea, confections, dairy goods, ice cream, and frozen meals. ExxonMobil In addition to producing petrochemicals and other specialized goods, ExxonMobil also produces crude oil and natural gas. More than 50 nations around the world are served by the US-based company. AB InBev Anheuser-Busch InBev, also known as AB InBev, is a global beverage giant with its headquarters in Belgium. Their portfolio of well-known brands, which includes Budweiser and Corona, allows them to produce and market a wide variety of beer and other alcoholic beverages all over the world. Additionally, the organization is the parent company of Nigeria's International Breweries Pl, which makes the beer brands Trophy, Hero, and Budweiser. UBA Group A pan-African financial institution called United Bank for Africa (UBA) offers a variety of financial goods and services to customers who include individuals, small and medium-sized businesses, and corporations. Additionally, they provide a mobile banking app that lets users do a variety of transactions on their mobile devices. IHS Towers Telecommunications towers are built, managed, and maintained by IHS Towers, an independent provider of mobile telecommunications infrastructure. This makes it possible for mobile network operators to increase their service quality and coverage. SLB SLB, originally Schlumberger, is a business that specializes in offering technology to the oil and gas industry for the production, drilling, and processing of oil and gas. The business provides services to a wide range of clients, including independent operators and foreign and domestic oil companies. Halliburton Halliburton is a leader in providing products and services to the energy industry, with operations in more than 70 countries serving a diverse customer base of national and independent oil companies, as well as industrial and government clients. They provide services such as well testing, drilling, cementing, and more. Shell Founded in 1907, Shell is a multinational corporation that operates in the energy industry. They explore for and extract natural resources like oil and gas, and refine these resources into various products, including fuel for transportation and energy for homes and businesses. TotalEnergies TotalEnergies is a global energy firm that specializes in the production and sale of various sources of energy such as biofuels, oil, green gases, natural gas, and electricity. In addition, the corporation is investing in alternative energy sources like solar and wind power. Tropical General Investments (TGI) Group A corporation called Tropical General Investments (TGI) Group works in a variety of sectors, including fast-moving consumer products, agriculture, and energy. TGI Distri, the FMCG division of TGI, is Nigeria's largest distributor of food and household goods, providing service to over 100,000 retail establishments. Konga Group Konga is a Nigerian online retailer that sells a variety of goods, including electronics, clothing, accessories, cosmetics, home and kitchen goods, and more. Huawei A multinational technology corporation with its headquarters in China called Huawei focuses on consumer electronics and telecommunications hardware. They manufacture a variety of goods, including as mobile phones, laptops, tablets, smartwatches, and home appliances. They additionally provide enterprises solutions for digital transformation and cloud computing. Wema Bank Nigerian commercial bank Wema Bank offers small businesses, individuals, and big businesses a variety of banking products and services. The bank provides both personal and business accounts, loans, investment products, and online, mobile, and USSD banking services. Deutsche Post DHL Group DHL, also known as the Deutsche Post DHL Group, provides a wide array of domestic and international parcel, express, and supply chain management services. 9mobile Customers in Nigeria can use phone and data services from 9mobile, a telecommunications provider.