Wow!

cc150615:

sorry to disappoint u bro but slb pays more than Halli, tho I still don't believe slb pays up to 800 sha,it's just an oil servicing coy not e nd p.

on dt note slb pays 6m per annum. halli is abt 4.5

tivta:
am curious. Do you by chance know how much 3rd engineers that work in LNPG ships, that stay on board ships for 4months delivering LPG to countries around the world, get paid both when on board and off board? I want to see if someone is lying to me. Pls quote when replying.

82k USD per annum#

lendron03:

Rumour has it dat GE pays up to 500k/month for their Gtraduate Trainees. I stand to be corrected tho

sorry, what's GE? General Electric?

Beennkumar:
Wow!

this dude is like“yeeee! Mogbe! Shey na money dese people dey mention like this?” Where's is my CV?

Total E & P pays 800k entry permanent staff engineer, 500k 2 wks in 2wks for entry technician/operators offshore, minus allowances there confirmed this 2yrs ago during my IT.. with allowances entry level engineers salary gets a lil more than a million.

masonkz:
Diamond bank actually pays N240,000 while KPMG pays around N120,000 for non-chartered entry trainees. Chartered ones definitely don't earn up to N145k.

PwC pays the highest in the Big 4s with a startup of N140K for nonchartered and you're promoted after 6months with a 20k increase.

EY and Deloitte should be paying same as KPMG. Not sure.

I remember a lady at Standard Chartered Bank in VI, Lagos complaining about their pay. She said (pointing upstairs) only those guys up on the next floor earn big. She cited example of a guy who studied abroad and was working there for his NYSC, earning N240k. That was year 2008/2009, and I wouldn't know how much they pay now for such new level. But she affirmed that fresh starters who studied abroad are better remunerated than their Nigeria-schooled counterparts in same bank.

Some upstream Oil & Gas players pay their new level entries same range depending on your job area and whether you are recruited with OND or HND/Bachelor's degree. The OND holders (junior staff - Nupeng) could be around N500k (plus or minus) while the HND/BSc entry (senior staff - Pengassan) can be around N700-N800k per month. It sometimes depends on the job area. While some job areas like Engineering, Finance, HR will start fresher on the upper band payment, some other job areas like Operations, Supply Chain may be on the lower band of the pay range for entry level. They are not usually static as they keep increasing every year based on the country's economic inflation trend.

wtf is this ! , no wonder their brand is losing strenght

pDude:
UAC= 24,000 per month basic salary.

For B.SC holder.

HND is about 21,000 basic.

Per month

does any one know what DHL pays for entry level

seagullbabz:


It is, according to my inlaw who is resuming there after his training school, said his net is 237k and they are giving them a car worth 2.5m at 0% interest.

tru hv a friend wit d offer d gross is 3.4pa

obitee69:


Me wey dey d sector wey done tire. I want out!!

why do you want out ?

karmaleon:
Shell - approx. 650k monthly
ExxonMobil and Total - approx 16m-17m per annum
Schlumberger - approx. 800k monthly

The gist is, exploration and production companies pays at least 500k monthly with other benefits while servicing companies starts from 200k.

But you MUST have your masters before you can get in!

sori masters? dey r a hundred nd one witout masters currently wrking in dere.

MarvellousGod:
Aahhh oga, where you get your stats from?? Not all serving companies pay up to 200, eg Halliburton. .. About total and exon

About having masters, not true at all or maybe for some specialised positions. . Don't you see their entry level adverts?? Would have been better if you said 2-1

haba marvi halli pays 380

veevean1:

tru hv a friend wit d offer d gross is 3.4pa

Good someone confirmed too, coz I almost didn't believe d young guy, coz that's a lot for a start.

lonelydora:


Bros, my elder brother is a Senior Manager in Halliburton. I know how many people they have pulled from SLB on a particular level, and I also know the people that moved from Halliburton to SLB. On both sides they agreed Halliburton pays higher. Make ur research well. As pple that will be truthful to you.
.

I don't know about experienced hire but as per entry level I'm cock sure slb pays more than Halli

arbitrage:


I remember a lady at Standard Chartered in VI Lagos complaining about their pay. She said (pointing upstairs) only those guys up on the next floor earn big. She cited example of a guy who studied abroad and was working there for his NYSC, earning N240k. That was year 2008/2009, and I wouldn't know how much they pay now for such new level. But she affirmed that fresh starters who studied abroad are better remunerated than their Nigeria-schooled counterparts in same bank.

Some upstream Oil & Gas players pay their new level entries same range depending on your job area and whether you are recruited with OND or HND/Bachelor's degree. The OND holders (junior staff - Nupeng) could be around N500k (plus or minus) while the HND/BSc entry (senior staff - Pengassan) can be around N700-N800k per month. It sometimes depends on the job area. While some job areas like Engineering, Finance, HR will start fresher on the upper band payment, while some other job areas like Operations, Supply Chain may be on the lower band of the pay range for entry level. They are not usually static as they keep increasing every year based on the country's economic inflation trend.

Standard chartered bank is one of the least paying banks in Nigeria despite their international clout. The guys she pointed to are probably the Forex guys who get paid in millions with some going home with bonuses in the millions. Their salaries are on a different scale . Also you are right on the issue of foreign msc. A first class student no matter how brilliant he or she is from a Nigerian university is paid far less than those with foreign degrees but the irony of it all is that despite the so called down turn in our education we still out perform those with foreign degrees. Also standard chartered bank has no tangible assets in Nigeria and if it were to collapse the owners will not loose anything just like the way oceanic bank was run under cecilia Ibru. They make so much but the pay is not commensurate with their profits except you are really high up and their customer care at most is crappy to me. If you don't earn like politicians the bank is not advisable to bank with . Your account often determines the type of service you get there.

beau49:
Seriously!!! Banks pay that much yet some of them don't even look it.....mmmm....I find that hard to believe though.

I feel your pain....I have the same notion about them too

The GTB figure is correct.

My entry level pay when I joined one downstream oil company more than 6 years ago was 163k net per month. It should be above 200k in that company today.

My friend that joined Shell around same time was earning circa 500k net per month.

Today, in the oil and gas industry, here is a rough idea about net monthly pay at entry level.

IOCS E&P (upstream) - 600k-1m

Independents E&P (upstream) - 300k - 600k

Multinational oil servicing - 300k - 500k

Tier 2/Indigenous Oil Servicing - 200k - 400k

Tier 1 Downstream - 200k - 300k

Tier 2 Downstream - 150k - 200k

Please we need more facts and figures. People haven't talked about so many other companies like Nigerian Breweries, Consolidated Breweries, SABMiller, British American Tobacco, 7up Bottling Company, Nestle, Unilever, Orange drugs, Mc Kinsey, Accenture, Zenith Bank, FCMB, Skye Bank, NNPC, Central Bank, Nigerian Road Safety, Inec, NDLEA, SON among others. At the end of the day, I will compile the list and create another thread for the outcome of “our” research. *lol*

Busjoyy:
Really? Am still a learner here mennnn!!!!

That's because you are new on NL

Jarus:
The GTB figure is correct.

My entry level pay when I joined one downstream oil company more than 6 years ago was 163k net per month. It should be above 200k in that company today.

My friend that joined Shell around same time was earning circa 500k net per month.

Today, in the oil and gas industry, here is a rough idea about net monthly pay at entry level.

IOCS E&P (upstream) - 600k-1m

Independents E&P (upstream) - 300k - 600k

Multinational oil servicing - 300k - 500k

Tier 2/Indigenous Oil Servicing - 200k - 400k

Tier 1 Downstream - 200k - 300k

Tier 2 Downstream - 150k - 200k

uncle Jarus to the rescue

Alaroro:
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All this money go still land inside church at the end of the day



I'm more interested in the entry salary for pastors op can you help me out

I guess their salaries depends on the position of the pastors. Most church pastors don't earn that well and mostly live off the gifts from church members. Most church branches remit all their offerings to headquarters who in turn give out so little. A pastor once complained about this and that this reason was why apart from normal offerings and tithes they take up other special offerings which is to augment their work. The lack of accountability and transparency in our church is alarming. Here in the UK it is different as the church is more accountable

veevean1:

sori masters? dey r a hundred nd one witout masters currently wrking in dere.

Yea... And dey include security, cleaners, drivers, messengers, industrial trainees etc...

My dear, if u wana get in with just 2.1, dat your connection go long pass 3rd mainland bridge... I never say pple its impossible. You must have a sponsor. Datz an alias for a godfather as used in the industry. Even wit a sponsor, u must hav an employable profile (minimum of 2.1), if not "no show"... By this standard, I'm referring to peeps dat read oil and gas related courses... Not management courses.

s3nn2x:
I see.
See money!!! I wonder why people are still looking for civil service job when there is money in the private sector. I think I am going to resign this week.
Make I comot for here. This is way out of my league.

Anyway, how much does UBA pay their staff?
My sister is always complaining of not having money.

u dey fear to ask ur sista? Or u sef dey fear ha? U r in d best position to tell us

veevean1:

sori masters? dey r a hundred nd one witout masters currently wrking in dere.

Hehe! Are you sure? This your Hundred and One, na wa o.

cole265:
I know some schools who pay fresh graduates 80-100k. As NYSC, they pay up to 30-40k. An average staff in some of these schools gets up to 250 - 500k monthly or even more. It was a shock when I discovered.
I know lots of bank staff that have used influence to cross to these schools as teachers being opportune to know what the staff of these schools get as take home.

what are the names of these schools

veevean1:

haba marvi halli pays 380

Not correct. .. They pay 150k for entry level...... excluding allowances. ..


eehhh, congrats on your offer

bossmini84:
This is the most delusional thread I have seen. I knoW diamond bank pay 25k to their marketers. May that's what the head oF operations earn in a branch.

True, that's what their marketers are paid. Funny thing is they still top it with outrageous targets.

Jarus:
The GTB figure is correct.

My entry level pay when I joined one downstream oil company more than 6 years ago was 163k net per month. It should be above 200k in that company today.

My friend that joined Shell around same time was earning circa 500k net per month.

Today, in the oil and gas industry, here is a rough idea about net monthly pay at entry level.

IOCS E&P (upstream) - 600k-1m

Independents E&P (upstream) - 300k - 600k

Multinational oil servicing - 300k - 500k

Tier 2/Indigenous Oil Servicing - 200k - 400k

Tier 1 Downstream - 200k - 300k

Tier 2 Downstream - 150k - 200k

Oga Jarus thanks for the anticipated contribution. I've been waiting for you to help us with the Oil and Gas figures. I was referring to you and some other Oil and Gas big boys when I said I was waiting for some oil & Gas professionals to hlp confirm some figures. Thanks once again