About Nigerian Civil Service
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The Nigerian Civil Service consists of employees in Nigerian government agencies other than the military and police.
Most employees are career civil servants in the Nigerian ministries, progressing based on qualifications and seniority.
Recently the head of the service has been introducing measures to make the ministries more efficient and responsive to the public.
Grade Levels In Nigeria Federal Civil Service | Federal Civil Service Salary Structure
Grade Level 01 Step 01
The least paid staff on Grade Level 01 Step 01 will receive N18,900 per month that sums to an annual salary of N226,800. A little higher than the minimal wage at the FCSC.
Grade Level 04 Step 1
The school graduate who is currently on Grade Level 04 and Step 1 will earn a little more than the least staff – N242,994 per year.
Grade Level 06 Step 01
Officers: Having Grade Level 06 Step 01, the officer at the FCSC will receive an annual salary of N316, 229. After attaining Step 15 on the same Grade Level, he will receive N487,295.
Diploma certificate holder: The diploma certificate holder on Grade Level 07 Step 01 will receive N43,163 per month at the Nigerian Federal Civil Service Commission. It sums up to an annual salary of N517,965
Grade Level 09 Step 01
Officers’ counterparts: On Grade Level 09 Step 01 they will receive N780,656 per year. After attaining Step 15, they will get N1,152,698. Just compare that to the Officer’s’ salary!
Grade Level 08 Step 15
Graduate: Graduate on Level 08 Step 15 is between the Officers’ Level 09 Step 01 and Level 09 Step 15. They will receive N81,000 monthly working at the Federal Civil Service Commission. This sums up to a salary of N978,663 yearly.
Director of the Federal Civil Service: No doubt, the director is the most paid position at the FCSC. On Grade Level 17 Step 9 he will get a monthly salary of N454,344 (more that the school leaver will receive per year!).
It amounts to an annual salary of N5,452,136. Shocking, isn’t it?
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