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Remmedy:
Please Can it be submitted online ?
I don’t have Anyone Lagos to help me submit

A friend of mine helped me too

No go send money to person wey dey Zamfara ooo.

Good morning to you and may you've many reasons to be joyous this week.

Pls, I'm in need of medical report for NAQS recruitment. I hope someone would gladly lend me his or her helpy hands. Thank you!

Gem77:
Good morning to you and may you've many reasons to be joyous this week.

Pls, I'm in need of medical report for NAQS recruitment. I hope someone would gladly lend me his or her helpy hands. Thank you!

Go to the nearest government hospital. Either state owned or federal, they'll give you.

Formatic442:
Is NPA new salary package better than NRS

When did NPA start paying their new salary? I have a friend who is an Assistant Manager in NPA and he told me the pay is a little over N700k monthly and his upfront is N7m per annum. The other benefits are leave allowance and money from training allowance since they go for at least six (6) trainings annually and you can be lucky to be included in foreign training.
For NRS, I know their current monthly pay as Assistant Manager is N590k monthly however, they also get a quarterly pay of about N600k should the establishment meet their target for that quarter, they get money quarterly for wardrobe (not sure of the amount), they get two bulk grants (Relief and Subsistence), and lastly a 13th month salary.
In my opinion, pay wise, I am not convinced NPA does much better than NRS. Interestingly, both agencies are due for salary review by the end of the year.

Career wise, according to him, Principal Manager (Level 15) seems the highest level you can get to in NPA which means levels 16 and 17 are based on appointment. In NRS, currently, you can rise up to Director although the higher you go, the more challenging it becomes; however, the year you are going to retire out, they move you to the next level even if you are not due so that you can get a better severance package and retirement benefit. Which means, it is better to pursue a career in NRS than NPA, my humble opinion.

Dexlomo:
When did NPA start paying their new salary? I have a friend who is an Assistant Manager in NPA and he told me the pay is a little over N700k monthly and his upfront is N7m per annum. The other benefits are leave allowance and money from training allowance since they go for at least six (6) trainings annually and you can be lucky to be included in foreign training.
For NRS, I know their current monthly pay as Assistant Manager is N590k monthly however, they also get a quarterly pay of about N600k should the establishment meet their target for that quarter, they get money quarterly for wardrobe (not sure of the amount), they get two bulk grants (Relief and Subsistence), and lastly a 13th month salary.
In my opinion, pay wise, I am not convinced NPA does much better than NRS. Interestingly, both agencies are due for salary review by the end of the year.

Career wise, according to him, Principal Manager (Level 15) seems the highest level you can get to in NPA which means levels 16 and 17 are based on appointment. In NRS, currently, you can rise up to Director although the higher you go, the more challenging it becomes; however, the year you are going to retire out, they move you to the next level even if you are not due so that you can get a better severance package and retirement benefit. Which means, it is better to pursue a career in NRS than NPA, my humble opinion.

But what of over staffing concern in NRS or is it true that thousands will soon be retired 🤔

12LS:
But what of over staffing concern in NRS or is it true that thousands will soon be retired 🤔

I don't know about the over staffing. All I know is everyone who is a staff at the moment have jobs assigned for them. It is possible they are over staffed and it is possible they are not. I know this regime has hired so much nonetheless, I am not sure they have over hired comparing how well the agency is doing and the need to have more hands to meet the current mandate. That said, this current regime has not hired more than 5000 full time staff which means an average of about 1700 per year (this is verifiable using staff ID number from when the regime came in and today).

Dexlomo:
When did NPA start paying their new salary? I have a friend who is an Assistant Manager in NPA and he told me the pay is a little over N700k monthly and his upfront is N7m per annum. The other benefits are leave allowance and money from training allowance since they go for at least six (6) trainings annually and you can be lucky to be included in foreign training.
For NRS, I know their current monthly pay as Assistant Manager is N590k monthly however, they also get a quarterly pay of about N600k should the establishment meet their target for that quarter, they get money quarterly for wardrobe (not sure of the amount), they get two bulk grants (Relief and Subsistence), and lastly a 13th month salary.
In my opinion, pay wise, I am not convinced NPA does much better than NRS. Interestingly, both agencies are due for salary review by the end of the year.

Career wise, according to him, Principal Manager (Level 15) seems the highest level you can get to in NPA which means levels 16 and 17 are based on appointment. In NRS, currently, you can rise up to Director although the higher you go, the more challenging it becomes;

#Note: however, the year you are going to retire out, they move you to the next level even if you are not due so that you can get a better severance package and retirement benefit. Which means, it is better to pursue a career in NRS than NPA, my humble opinion.

CBN also use to do this your last paragraph 👍👍

Dexlomo:
I don't know about the over staffing. All I know is everyone who is a staff at the moment have jobs assigned for them. It is possible they are over staffed and it is possible they are not. I know this regime has hired so much nonetheless, I am not sure they have over hired comparing how well the agency is doing and the need to have more hands to meet the current mandate. That said, this current regime has not hired more than 5000 full time staff which means an average of about 1700 per year (this is verifiable using staff ID number from when the regime came in and today).

Thank you sir.
Please, do you by chance have any news about NIMASA?

I disagree with you especially the last paragraph.Level 15 is not Principal Manager.It is Assistant Director.There is no level one cannot get to in NPA ,Promotion might be delayed though because of FCC and also space available.Promotion in Civil Service could be by writing Exams,Appraisal,Presentation and Interview.Adding all these make you get promoted to the next grade.
Although when it comes to AD and above,there could be Political interference because of the pecks that comes with the GRADE LEVEL.
So it is not entirely based on appointment.You will do your part and possibly do your push from influencers.

As per NRS and NPA,one should look at the career progression,both of them are revenue collecting agencies and if my information is correct,NRS supposed to handover the collection entirely to NRS hence some of the reason for massive recruitment by NRS...

Please what is happening to TAX OMBUDS?

Dexlomo:
When did NPA start paying their new salary? I have a friend who is an Assistant Manager in NPA and he told me the pay is a little over N700k monthly and his upfront is N7m per annum. The other benefits are leave allowance and money from training allowance since they go for at least six (6) trainings annually and you can be lucky to be included in foreign training.
For NRS, I know their current monthly pay as Assistant Manager is N590k monthly however, they also get a quarterly pay of about N600k should the establishment meet their target for that quarter, they get money quarterly for wardrobe (not sure of the amount), they get two bulk grants (Relief and Subsistence), and lastly a 13th month salary.
In my opinion, pay wise, I am not convinced NPA does much better than NRS. Interestingly, both agencies are due for salary review by the end of the year.

Career wise, according to him, Principal Manager (Level 15) seems the highest level you can get to in NPA which means levels 16 and 17 are based on appointment. In NRS, currently, you can rise up to Director although the higher you go, the more challenging it becomes; however, the year you are going to retire out, they move you to the next level even if you are not due so that you can get a better severance package and retirement benefit. Which means, it is better to pursue a career in NRS than NPA, my humble opinion.

[quote author=JPhil post=140288243]My big boss. You haven't updated us on NIMASA please oo. I don dey panic since. Remember they called us to verify our details since then nothing.

Omo after verification them no even talk anything again, I don tire to dey wait

Dexlomo:
I don't know about the over staffing. All I know is everyone who is a staff at the moment have jobs assigned for them. It is possible they are over staffed and it is possible they are not. I know this regime has hired so much nonetheless, I am not sure they have over hired comparing how well the agency is doing and the need to have more hands to meet the current mandate. That said, this current regime has not hired more than 5000 full time staff which means an average of about 1700 per year (this is verifiable using staff ID number from when the regime came in and today).

Thanks for enlightenment but sir again I heard that NRS recruited more than 5k from last year to date, because the numbers are showing on APL's

atrix4g:
Thank you sir.
Please, do you by chance have any news about NIMASA?

No, I do not.

12LS:
Thanks for enlightenment but sir again I heard that NRS recruited more than 5k from last year to date, because the numbers are showing on APL's

One thing I know about NRS is that you can check the latest staff number to confirm what it is. What I have done is to compare the staff ID of someone who resumed in the beginning of 2023 to the current staff ID number generated last week. People can throw figures in the air however, facts/statistics don't lie and can be verified.

As seen on X

Dexlomo:
When did NPA start paying their new salary? I have a friend who is an Assistant Manager in NPA and he told me the pay is a little over N700k monthly and his upfront is N7m per annum. The other benefits are leave allowance and money from training allowance since they go for at least six (6) trainings annually and you can be lucky to be included in foreign training.
For NRS, I know their current monthly pay as Assistant Manager is N590k monthly however, they also get a quarterly pay of about N600k should the establishment meet their target for that quarter, they get money quarterly for wardrobe (not sure of the amount), they get two bulk grants (Relief and Subsistence), and lastly a 13th month salary.
In my opinion, pay wise, I am not convinced NPA does much better than NRS. Interestingly, both agencies are due for salary review by the end of the year.

Career wise, according to him, Principal Manager (Level 15) seems the highest level you can get to in NPA which means levels 16 and 17 are based on appointment. In NRS, currently, you can rise up to Director although the higher you go, the more challenging it becomes; however, the year you are going to retire out, they move you to the next level even if you are not due so that you can get a better severance package and retirement benefit. Which means, it is better to pursue a career in NRS than NPA, my humble opinion.

I Should have put a question mark at the end of that statement. Yh you make valid point for me it comes down to career growth where do you see yourself growing based on your background. Let’s see what package will be after there respective reviews.

NanaAD99:
As seen on X

This might be an issue in our country where people take recreational drugs (weed) without the government signing it into law as accepted. One question still comes to mind. Is that enough to drop someone from employment?

Agricultural Quarantine slots are being shared massively, it seems they will recruit like 2000+

Hussen240:
Agricultural Quarantine slots are being shared massively, it seems they will recruit like 2000+

Thank God I didn't waste my time to apply
Medical fitness certificate almost 30k will have been wasted

Franktom247:
Thank God I didn't waste my time to apply
Medical fitness certificate almost 30k will have been wasted

30k for fitness certificate? Where? How? Something you can get for free in the North? They don't run any test, just tell them what it's meant for and they fill the form, stamp it and sign. One regular A4 sheet can make 3 different certificates. And it's black and white, with a touch of blue from the pen and the stamp 😁
30 FULL THOUSANDS? Omo, thank God for Arewa o. There are some places where I'm sure they'll charge you a fee for it but I'm sure it's not going to be a third of that amount

Pls any news about TCN recruitment this year,I held they need technical staffs most

Franktom247:
Thank God I didn't waste my time to apply
Medical fitness certificate almost 30k will have been wasted

please apply, just find someone to design for u anyhow and submit. it should be like 1k. when they call for screening, you can get real one. the real one down here is 3k self.

Hussen240:
Agricultural Quarantine slots are being shared massively, it seems they will recruit like 2000+

If any by mistake comes to pass by your desk, I want 😁

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Dexlomo:
No, I do not.

Thank you

I don't have the facts but based on what has shared around about both agencies. NIMASA is on another league of its own compared with NRS

Formatic442:
Is NPA new salary package better than NRS

Please who has any update regarding EFCC recruitment

Dexlomo:
One thing I know about NRS is that you can check the latest staff number to confirm what it is. What I have done is to compare the staff ID of someone who resumed in the beginning of 2023 to the current staff ID number generated last week. People can throw figures in the air however, facts/statistics don't lie and can be verified.

Thanks but please if you heard something about their recruitment keep updating us please. Is like they've no limitations of time for their recruitment

Dexlomo:
When did NPA start paying their new salary? I have a friend who is an Assistant Manager in NPA and he told me the pay is a little over N700k monthly and his upfront is N7m per annum. The other benefits are leave allowance and money from training allowance since they go for at least six (6) trainings annually and you can be lucky to be included in foreign training.
For NRS, I know their current monthly pay as Assistant Manager is N590k monthly however, they also get a quarterly pay of about N600k should the establishment meet their target for that quarter, they get money quarterly for wardrobe (not sure of the amount), they get two bulk grants (Relief and Subsistence), and lastly a 13th month salary.
In my opinion, pay wise, I am not convinced NPA does much better than NRS. Interestingly, both agencies are due for salary review by the end of the year.

Career wise, according to him, Principal Manager (Level 15) seems the highest level you can get to in NPA which means levels 16 and 17 are based on appointment. In NRS, currently, you can rise up to Director although the higher you go, the more challenging it becomes; however, the year you are going to retire out, they move you to the next level even if you are not due so that you can get a better severance package and retirement benefit. Which means, it is better to pursue a career in NRS than NPA, my humble opinion.

Nobody should believe this figures pls

Please guys who has an update on MOFI. Heard they are sharing us it true?

YNWALFC:
NNPCL? Lol.. I think that was before, not presently.

These ones don't know whats going on ..lol