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How much does Bureau of Public Procurement pays level 08 step 02 ?

Eigaso:
Big thanks bro, sincerely appreciate this.
Don't mean to doubt but gathered that GL08 S 2 of the same agency recieves a little over 90k. Please clear me on how true that is, cheerful thanks!

did u got a job drr ??

heard some are resuming on Monday...

Eigaso:
Would gladly appreciate any info on the pay package of GL08 (or betterstill a graduate entry level officer) of National Biotechnology Development Agency (NABDA) under the Federal Ministry of Science and Technology (FMST), thanks in anticipation.

85k...

omo17:
Please how much is the take home pay (salary) for River basin development authority of Nigeria level 8. I mean any river basin development authority under ministry of water resources. Thanks

65k...

Bloated public service, a function that was suppose to be assigned to the finance ministry instead we choose to create a new agency for it...

like the shortlist is on going...

http://www.firs.gov.ng/FIRS-Careers/default.aspx

and

http://recruitment.firs.gov.ng

has been unavailable since last week...

How much does Petroleum Equalization Fund pays...grade 7 step 2 ?

Just because you didnt make the list dosnt mean the process was not fair...
FEDERAL CHARACTER

MizSparks:
Please how much does Nigeria Prisons pay?

130k...drr salary is the same as other paramilitary under ministry of interior

the Salary Structure of the Federal Civil Service Commission. The salary structure in this post was based on the set minimum wage of N18,000. Below is the full details of the salary structure.

Grade Level (GL) 04 Step (S) 1 gets an annual salary of N242,994 while officers at the peak of the Public Service on GL 17 – S1 will receive N4,183,600 annually.

A 12-month breakdown of the above payment information shows that the school leaver will receive N20,249 while a director in the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC) director will receive N348,633.

A diploma certificate holder who joins the Federal civil Service on GL 07 – S 01 will receive an N43,163.75 per month.

The least paid cadre, GL 01 S 1 will receive an annual salary of N226,800 which translates to N18,900 monthly.

For the school leaver on GL 04 who manages to get to S 15, they are going to get a monthly salary of N30,316,167 while the diploma certificate holder who is on GL 07 – S15 will receive a monthly pay of N65,041.75.

A university graduate on GL 08 – S15 will receive a monthly salary of N81,555.25 while a director on GL 17 – S9 will receive an annual pay of N5,452,136.

GL 03 – S1 officers will receive an annual salary of N232,970, to collect N333,522 on attaining S15 while officers on GL05 – S1 will receive an annual salary of N261,298 and on attaining S15 will receive N401,637.

Officers on GL06 – S1 will receive an annual salary of N316,229 and on attaining S15 will receive N487,295 while their counterparts on GL09 – S1 will receive N780,656 and on attaining S15 will receive N1,152,698.

Those on GL10 – S1 will receive an annual salary of N914,511 and on reaching S15 will receive .1,323,635 while those on GL 12 – S1 will receive N1,053,208 to receive N1,506,493 on terminating at S11 where they stop, unlike their subordinates who reach S15.

Officers on GL 13 – S1 will receive an annual salary of N1,174,233 to receive N1,653,453 on attaining S11 while GL14 – S1 officers will receive an annual salary of N1,295,818 and on attaining S11 will receive N1,811,724.

On their part, officers on GL 15 – S1 will receive an annual salary of N1,778,616 and on terminating at S9 will receive N2,363,140 while their colleagues on GL 16 – S1 will receive an annual salary of N2,197,677 and also on terminating at S9 will receive N5,452,136.

About 15 members of the National Youths Service Corps (NYSC) recently posted from the Ikot Itie Udung, Nsit Atai Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State camp, on Thursday abandoned their primary place of assignment following attacks by hoodlums.
The affected Corps members, The Nation gathered were posted to serve at the Community Secondary School, Uruk Atta 11, in Etim Ekpo Local Government Area.

One of the teachers, who craved anonymity, said: “The NYSC members were posted to this school on our request, and when they arrived we shared them to some private residence compounds at Obot Uboko and another compound along Uruk Atta 11-Okoyo village.”

He disclosed that the suspected cultists had attacked the compound and disposed them of personal belongings including laptops, phones and petty cash.

More worrisome to them, according to one Effiong Ekeke, a local resident was that: “the cultists also raped some of the female members, an action he said, forced them to flee the community.

“Consequently, they (the Corps members) abandoned the school and left the community in protest over the lack of security.”
Confirming the incident, Donald Iwok, a former Councillor, who represented the area at the return of democracy in 1999, attributed the incident to what he described as: “the collapse of security in some communities in the area.
“In recent times, there had been incidences of cult clashes leading to the death of over 15 people in this axis along, especially in communities like Ikot Udobong, Okoyo, Uruk Atta 11, Ikpe and Otoro”, he recalled, adding “between Monday and Wednesday this week, two persons were also killed in Ikot Mkporikpo and Obon Ebot villages.”

Calling on the Police to beef up security in the area, Iwok, an alumnus of the affected school, expressed worry that incidences of cultism, robbery and kidnapping for ransom, have become the order of the day in the area.

The Chairman of Etim Ekpo Local Government, Udeme Eduo, who lamented that the scourge of cultism has created serious tension in the Council sued for calm, assuring that he was working with security agencies to restore peace.
He charged traditional rulers to secure their domains to ensure their subjects lived according to the rules and regulations of the communities, warning that he would not hesitate to wield the big stick against erring youths in the habits of running foul of the laws.

The Commissioner of Police (CP) Mr. Donald Awunah, said a number of suspected cultists have been arrested following the launch of ‘Operation Impact’ in the area.
He assured that peace would soon return in the area as his men intensified efforts to dislodge criminal elements within Ikot Ekpene Senatorial District.

Source: http://thenationonlineng.net/aibom-corps-members-abandon-duty-post-threat-life/

The Controller General of Prisons, Ahmed Ja’afaru, has commissioned 133 Assistant Superintendents of Prisons, who just concluded their six months training at the Prisons Staff College, Barnawa, Kaduna.

The Course tagged 24th ASP Basic Course International had in participation 123 Nigerians and 10 allied officers from South Sudan.
The Controller General of Prisons who was represented at the Passing out ceremony by the Deputy Controller General of Prisons, in charge of Finance and Budget Directorate, while congratulating the graduating officers admonished them to be good ambassadors of the college and by extension the Service.
Ja’afaru explained that the Prisons Staff College, which was established in 1986, was set up for the training of senior Prisons officers who hitherto were sent overseas for courses. He further explained that the Basic Course was primarily designed for Assistant Superintendents of Prisons and other senior officers to equip them with the basic knowhow of Prisons management. He expressed optimism that the graduands have been adequately exposed to the basic knowledge of the Corrections profession.

He encouraged the graduating officers to execute their duties henceforth with a new zeal pointing out that the Corrections profession demands absolute commitment, foresight, loyalty, perseverance and patriotism to achieve its Mandate.

Expressing his discontent at the recent spate of escapes and jailbreaks he admonished the cadets to show commitment to the actualisation of the mandate of the Service, chief of which is the safe custody of all legally committed to the prisons, the CGP warned that none who is found wanting due to negligence of duty would be spared.

Ja’afaru acknowledged the enormity of the task ahead of the graduands but assured them of the commitment of the Management of the Prisons to ensure that structures and processes are put in place to enhance effective performance of duties by all Prison officers.

To the foreign participants from South Sudan the CGP urged them to be good ambassadors of the college in particular and the country in general as they put to use the knowledge acquired to create positive changes that would enhance the justice system in their country.
Highlight of the ceremony was a beautiful parade display by the graduating students which was indeed a delight to watch.

10 Students – 1 South Sudanese and 9 Nigerian – who excelled in various fields were publicly acknowledged and rewarded. The fields include, academics, fields activities, leadership, discipline and marksmanship.

The Ambassador of South Sudan, Riek Puok Riek, PhD, was also present with his members of staff to witness the ceremony. Also in attendance, were dignitaries from the Police, the Immigrations and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps.

Source: http://www.prisons.gov.ng/newspress_1

UNDERGROUND RECRUITMENT EVERYWHERE

THE CONTROLLER GENERAL OF PRISONS COMMISSIONS 133 ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS OF PRISONS
http://www.prisons.gov.ng/newspress_1

Na dem sabi.....
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kwaruption everywrr....

Konji!

good for him....

Dis ur front de fear me ohh, e don reach make i no get patience again
Spicycat

Obabajo:
It beside custom head office or back of custom head office

for which agency and is the recruitment still on ?

How much IMO pays Grade 08 step 02( Bsc graduate) ?

nmreports:
Follow this guide for the step by step:
http://www.hrtechnique.com/2017/02/fidelity-bank-graduate-recruitement-2017.html

ogbeni go sleep, if you want traffic is not by giving fake info...


it will come itself, just do the right thing

Uncalled for......

Nigeria Civil Defence Corps to recruit 3,500 personnel - Premium Times Nigeria
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/223638-nigeria-civil-defence-corps-recruit-3500-personnel.html

ProudBlakFukBoi:
Anyone interested in working wt me on a 3day contract in Lagos
Hotel stay✔
Transport✔
Payment is 300k
Date Feb 29-31
Pls indicate interest

Nothing like February 29-31 on calendar

def111:
Please anyone interested in working with me on a 3day
contract in Lagos....Accommodation free, Transport
free....N300,000k.
The date is February 29th - 31st. Please indicate your
interest here.

Nothing like February 29-31 on calendar

Scam everywhere....

Adet5:
Lols. Everybody knows that the test is this year nw, it seems the delay is from above. NRC, FIRS, FCS, etc. All these agencies recruitment are still pending since Sept last year. I am tired of following update on recruitment process on nairaland. If i see someone that can finance me i will rather be my own boss and forget about using this Bsc of a thing. Fish farming on my mind but nobody to finance me.

APPLY for loan...

I saw something links Disclaimer on my profile, try checking your profile using operamini...

Ccanyanwu:
Hello everyone. Please I would like to know the entry level salary in NDDC for a graduate?
Please your response is highly needed to make important decisions.
Thanks in anticipation.

is NDDC recruiting ??


like they around 120k

Hello house, how much does National Identity Management Commission pay entry level ( Bsc) ?

deczy:
Please how much does federal judicial service commission pay to lawyers in entry level

90k.....