₦airaland Forum

freddybonz:
Except dem don upgrade, their money no reach anywhere except dem post U go better politician

smartkester:
That's what I'm saying na, 247k. He hasn't been deployed yet but they paid him for August and September also. He's an Air traffic controller but what I see is that the job will open one to bigger network base

papiilo:
where do you work?

Kobione:
Your "friend" is lying, just spoke to my contact who got employed June, also Air traffic controller, they have yet to be paid and posted. My contact is reliable

gbosah91:
Who has any information on Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital, Nnewi? I heard they are recruiting.

Mohisah:
resolved btw y'day & today?

elaino:
Minister of finance announced it yesterday that cost of collection by those agencies has been scrapped and customs had resolved the FOB charge matter. It's 4% now as approved by the House of reps.

xterra2:
PTDF done and dusted, new staff are currently undergoing induction

ZARAMITE:
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Junior staff dominated the list.

papiilo:
where do you work?

Daptboy:
Is EFCC not a uniform organization?? They earn more than customs naa.. Why are you guys saying customs is the highest earner in Nigeria??

Oromiyeoluwa:
Suspended ke,they hav resolved it...go and confirm....customs na blood money.....na 100% win win

smartkester:
EFCC doesn't earn more than Customs. These guys are under the paramilitary. The salary difference isn't much for all paramilitary (at most 20-25k difference). The real deal are the bonuses. EFCC gets the best bonuses as long as Paramilitary is concerned. Reason why most police officers lobby to get posted there because there are police officers working with EFCC.

As at 2019, EFCC GL8 (Officer cadet) was on 160k basic salary but I am 100% certain it's far more than that now

smartkester:
EFCC doesn't earn more than Customs. These guys are under the paramilitary. The salary difference isn't much for all paramilitary (at most 20-25k difference). The real deal are the bonuses. EFCC gets the best bonuses as long as Paramilitary is concerned. Reason why most police officers lobby to get posted there because there are police officers working with EFCC.

As at 2019, EFCC GL8 (Officer cadet) was on 160k basic salary but I am 100% certain it's far more than that now

ADEGUNWA01:
Efcc Paramilitary are you joking or what 😂😂 obviously u don't even know what u are saying.

maik99:
Your information is far behind date
Basic salary level 8 EFCC has been 490k for a while

umdoma:
Oga zaramite, you are welcome. Please, how many people did they recruit?

And please do you know what's going on in those Agencies, Nimasa, Npa, Nmdpra, nia, nfiu, ndic and ncc please?

Abdull01:
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SCRAPS REVENUE COLLECTION DEDUCTIONS!

The Federal Government has announced plans to permanently halt deductions for the cost of revenue collection paid to agencies such as the Federal Inland Revenue Service, the Nigerian Customs Service, and the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, among others.

The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, disclosed this on Wednesday in Abuja while speaking at a panel session after the launch of the October 2025 edition of the World Bank’s Nigeria Development Update, titled “From Policy to People: Bringing the Reform Gains Home.”

Edun revealed that following a presidential directive, several layers of deductions previously made before sharing proceeds from the Federation Account Allocation Committee have now been scrapped to improve fiscal transparency and ensure that more resources reach the three tiers of government.

“Funds have flowed to the Federation Account, but the point is this: efficiency of that spending is critical We have been mandated by His Excellency, President Bola Tinubu to take a look at deductions, not just the deductions for cost of collection, but deductions generally, as we saw, when you look at the gross figure, you see all kinds of deductions before you get to the net distributable figure, which goes to the federal state and local governments. And I must inform that even during the last FAC allocation, most of those deductions have been removed once and for all.”

According to the minister, the reform is part of the government’s broader effort to strengthen fiscal governance, promote transparency, and ensure that federal and subnational governments have more predictable revenues to fund development projects.

He added that the government was reviewing all forms of deductions from gross revenues, including refunds and interventions, to ensure that every naira collected is efficiently used for national development.

“The constitution says that funds should flow from revenue-collecting agencies into the federation account and be distributed according to the then formula, and that is what is now being done. And we can expect it’s a work in progress in terms of the review of the different deductions, but what we can expect is greater transparency, efficiency, funding for development at the federating units, the federal government and the states, and of course, flowing from the states to the local governments. So we are looking at a much stronger fiscal situation. We are going to be looking at much stronger accountability, transparency, and efficacy of spending. We are cleaning that up because efficiency and transparency are key to achieving fiscal sustainability,” Edun explained.

Under Nigeria’s fiscal structure, the Federal Inland Revenue Service, Nigerian Customs, and other agencies have traditionally retained a percentage of revenues they collect as a “cost of collection.” Critics have long argued that the practice encourages inefficiency, inflates administrative expenses, and reduces the amount distributable to federal, state, and local governments through FAAC.

smartkester:
Customs isn't any blood money, they're just cooperate thieves. If you want to work with integrity in customs you won't make the money you're thinking they make. Again, the department and state you work is also a factor. So there's nothing like blood money in Custom's. But sadly, the average Nigeria has settled it in his mind that he would also partake in the corruption when he gets into the system.

ZARAMITE:
How many places do you want to work?

ADEGUNWA01:
Efcc Paramilitary are you joking or what 😂😂 obviously u don't even know what u are saying.

ZARAMITE:
How many places do you want to work?

smartkester:
So, point of correction. I shouldn't have added that paramilitary but As DSS is so is EFCC. Same category not really paramilitary

Abdull01:
I've seen this message since, called the PA to the MD, he's a friend, a good one, been thinking on how to pass some info without compromising some stuff, abeg no tempt me o, JUST GET IN TOUCH WITH YOUR CONNECT for now, and I hope the connect is Presidency or you move on.

FolaLee:
What about DSS boss

ADEGUNWA01:
DSS is an intelligence agency and a nice place to work that's all I know

Sultan8:
So many inaccurate statements here.
Ignorance with boldness🤦🏿‍♂️