RedBenson:


Reply nko?

RedBenson:


Lolz. Before nko? Where u think say i'm from? Idioko.

Btw, you sabi weda Itang Enang, Godswill Akpabio or any major politician from Akwa Ibom wey dey for this forum?

midasbliss:
done

Champella:


Mehn! Boss, finding these categories of people wouldn't be an easy task for so many reasons - security, privacy, time, etc

Abeg make we relate offline sha. My number is on my signature

datguru:
Annual salaries ?? Some are way too poor. I think any thing below 5M annually is not too good but hell, this is Nigeria and that's a mouth watering job

Jarus:


Bros, stop this. Take correction from the guy.

Chevron doesn't pay less than 800k per month.

200k salary is not big salary. Please don't mention 200k and Chevron in same sentence.

Even a tier-3 company pays that.

I can list 50 companies whose entry level salary is more than 200k.






Boss twill be nice to see that list o . so boys can plan better .
am just here dulling myself

Jarus:


I think it's true to some extent.

RedBenson:


But then, the oil workers are so stingy. Hardly they can release hand in giving. One wonders if they're into cult. I pray i wont be that stingy when i finally hit there.

piagetskinner:

Hehe..thought so myself. knew someone who was laid off because of his refusal, to dance to the whims and caprices of the mgt. they asked him to join a club..which practices occultic activities

Goodkidd:


Kk. Run along now

MzJackBaueress:
I have always dreamt of working in Dangote group. I hear they pay well and treat their staff well.

Dangote seems to be the highest employer of labour in Nigeria. Abi?

Jarus:


Bros, stop this. Take correction from the guy.

Chevron doesn't pay less than 800k per month.

200k salary is not big salary. Please don't mention 200k and Chevron in same sentence.

Even a tier-3 company pays that.

I can list 50 companies whose entry level salary is more than 200k.

Dcaliphate:
How can u say Chevron pays 2.5 mil per annum? thats like about 200k per month. Are u high?

r2beez:

The guy is serzly high. I guess he meant per month

executivegej


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I work with NCDMB and earn mor than all the figures here

EbolaParasite:


You CANNOT pay a NIGERIAN in dollars. That is illegal. Only an expatriate can get paid in dollars. Either the pay you stated is for foreigners or you are posting "fabuuu"
Also, for where you see "tax free". Any company doing legitimate business in Nigeria will remove eligible taxes before you receive your pay. It isn't optional unless again, you are a foreigner and your country has bilateral tax agreements with Nigeria.

dearpreye:

Bro, work your way to the IOCs!

AMvanquish:
@ Op! Apart from the oil coy's , even where im at now pays more than the rest on that list. Many company's out there pay well but don't make noise. A friend recently passed the recruitment of a Multinational, He thinks his new take home is 200k monthly. I dey laff.. Just waitng for him to get slapped with an offer, He would run mad when he see's its almost 5 times his present salary..

PepsiBoy:
I can tell you for a fact that Oil and Gas companies pay very well. I know because I work in an IOC. The companies that pay most are Total, ExxonMobil, Chevron and Shell. The Oil Servicing companies like Schlumberger and Baker Hughes also pay well. Then the Telecom companies pay well too.

To enter these companies, you need to do well academically and have very useful/relevant experience. The people who work there don't have 2 heads. They are human being like you. The only difference is that they worked hard in school and prepared themselves for their opportunities.

For those of you in school, please study well. Try and be the best you can be, and come out with a very good degree - a First Class or a Second Class Upper. This is the foundation that you need to get into these type of places.

Secondly, don't be afraid to start small. I started small, but today, I am in an IOC, and I have been here for about 8 years. Dream and work towards your dream.

Thirdly, pray. Only God can bring you into these type of places. The favor of God makes all the difference.

Don't think that you need to know someone to get into an IOC. For Nigerian companies, maybe you need to know someone, but for the IOCs, please know that you do not need to know anybody. I got in without knowing anybody. I saw an advert in the newspaper, I applied, and I was invited for interview. The rest is history.

Bottomline, work hard, dream big, prepare for your opportunity, pray.

All the best!

Jarus:
Shakes my head at numbers being thrown around here.

As far back as 8 years ago, entry level salary in Shell was roughly N7m (minus bonus), and Shell is not among the Top 5 paying companies in Nigeria.

Entry level in my company earns a little above N5m, and it is not among the Top 10 highest paying companies in the Oil & Gas industry!


Poor research by the OP.

executivegej:
I work with NCDMB and earn mor than all the figures here

PepsiBoy:

Secondly, don't be afraid to start small. I started small, but today, I am in an IOC, and I have been here for about 8 years. Dream and work towards your dream.