De Sheikh: most of the responses given are correct or close. I graduated 1st class and was retained. the salary plus allowances added up to about 70k (that was in 2008). i left for a multinational which offered 3x for a start plus lots of perks. though it is painful to see students at home, i now fully understand and support lecturers strikes. it's unfair for one to have studied hard and graduated well and be paid pea nuts to teach when the lay abouts and half seriuos students who graduated with 3rd class, pass and 2'2s are cruising in banks and big companies through connections. though in the long run, lecturing will pay off and guarantees a better retirement (but like someone stated, u have to acquire higher degrees and write alot) i am of the school of thought that lecturers are highly underpaid.

You must be very stupid for looking down on 3rd class,pass and 2.2 Graduates.you think with a 1st class your the best? You must be a fool.I know you graduated from a state school school if not y'll aPPreciate even a 2.2 graduate from a federal sch.I graduated with a 2.1(4.38)in uniPort and that doesn't make me llok down on anybody so you better watch your mouth you sillly proud bastard.1st. Class my Dick............

van Kossy :
You must be very stupid for looking down on 3rd class,pass and 2.2 Graduates.you think with a 1st class your the best? You must be a fool.I know you graduated from a state school school if not y'll aPPreciate even a 2.2 graduate from a federal sch.I graduated with a 2.1(4.38)in uniPort and that doesn't make me llok down on anybody so you better watch your mouth you sillly proud bastard.1st. Class my Dick............

Thank you for the 'ad vice'.

aminu150: Please what about the salary for non academin staff in fed uni and poly for degree holder?. .
@ dirty money. Pls What about the salary for those that work in bursary

pls i'll like to know aswell,a bsc holder working as an administrative officer in a fed.poly.how much do they earn?are they also paid the 28days allowance?

De Sheikh: most of the responses given are correct or close. I graduated 1st class and was retained. the salary plus allowances added up to about 70k (that was in 2008). i left for a multinational which offered 3x for a start plus lots of perks. though it is painful to see students at home, i now fully understand and support lecturers strikes. it's unfair for one to have studied hard and graduated well and be paid pea nuts to teach when the lay abouts and half seriuos students who graduated with 3rd class, pass and 2'2s are cruising in banks and big companies through connections. though in the long run, lecturing will pay off and guarantees a better retirement (but like someone stated, u have to acquire higher degrees and write alot) i am of the school of thought that lecturers are highly underpaid.

Pride goes before a fall,talk with sense next time
You are not the only first class graduate here ok

@yvonpeters. Admin asst in fed Uni is paid 89k including deductions.

Gratia:
Pride goes before a fall,talk with sense next time
You are not the only first class graduate here ok

My dear, there is a reason why we learn comprehension in school. I advise you read my post carefully again (maybe 3 times), then ask yourself honestly, if your comment is appropriate and fair.

van Kossy :
You must be very stupid for looking down on 3rd class,pass and 2.2 Graduates.you think with a 1st class your the best? You must be a fool.I know you graduated from a state school school if not y'll aPPreciate even a 2.2 graduate from a federal sch.I graduated with a 2.1(4.38)in uniPort and that doesn't make me llok down on anybody so you better watch your mouth you sillly proud bastard.1st. Class my Dick............

Gratia:
Pride goes before a fall,talk with sense next time
You are not the only first class graduate here ok

Na wa o! What is d beef about? I'm guessing it's because you didn't make a first class. I'm truly sorry about that. Just know that taking it out on me won't change your condition. And by the way, Van Kossy, I went to a prestigious Fed University where you can't bribe lecturers (read between the lines).It is clear from your outburst that you graduated without character and little learning (your strong 2.1 regardless).
Gratia, yes I'm not the only 1st class graduate but as I stated in my earlier response to you, comprehension is your weakness.
Now, for the benefit of other likeminds as those quoted above, if you read my post carefully, my point is that lecturers are not paid well enough and as such, people with good degrees who should stay back to teach, most often than not, don't. My reference to 2'2s and below is to buttress how unfair the system is to teachers. It was not meant to belittle or look down on people with those classes of degrees. I rest my case.

aminu150: @yvonpeters. Admin asst in fed Uni is paid 89k including deductions.

@aminu150;thanx alot,do u know if they usually give allowances?

pls how much dose a part time lecturer earn in federal polytecnic

pls wat of part time lecturers how much do they earn in federal polytechnics

for non academic federal staff federal staff it is between 92 k and 107k for masters
pls do u know anything about part time lecturers in federal polytecnics

for non academic staff in the university its usually 88 to 102 k for graduate and masters degree holder

pls wat of a part time lecturer

Pls any idea for how much graduate assistants are paid specifically in unical

Please any idea on how much Lecturer III in Federal Polytechnics are currently paid?

DeSheikh:
most of the responses given are correct or close. I graduated 1st class and was retained. the salary plus allowances added up to about 70k (that was in 2008). i left for a multinational which offered 3x for a start plus lots of perks. though it is painful to see students at home, i now fully understand and support lecturers strikes. it's unfair for one to have studied hard and graduated well and be paid pea nuts to teach when the lay abouts and half seriuos students who graduated with 3rd class, pass and 2'2s are cruising in banks and big companies through connections. though in the long run, lecturing will pay off and guarantees a better retirement (but like someone stated, u have to acquire higher degrees and write alot) i am of the school of thought that lecturers are highly underpaid.

So to you only first class and 2:1 graduates were serious in school?