[quote author=alentyno]
A nurse in government hospital in Nigeria earns less than N100,000 per month. Their pay could rise to N400,000 when they become matrons. This ur figure might b true for diploma nurses.Degree nurses earn nutin less dan 120k a mnth.However d pay increases wen day specialize eg anesthetics.

[quote author=alentyno]
A nurse in government hospital in Nigeria earns less than N100,000 per month. Their pay could rise to N400,000 when they become matrons.



This ur figure might b true for diploma nurses.Degree nurses earn nutin less dan 120k a mnth.However d pay increases wen day specialize eg anesthetics nurses n peri op nurses

@OP...pls if u don't know....don't mislead People

Profmaojo: Guy can u link me to any ui maths student who is currently in 100l second semester

finished from there 2011, can't really link you with anyone. sowi dude

Olutola88: I laugh is Swahili. I'm talking about things I've known since I was in 200L in the university. I'm currently a youth corper, which means I'm a job seeker. I've also applied for many scholarships and I know a couple of friends that have applied for masters programme in top universities of the world. Gentleman, you need enlightenment!

Bro, don't deceive yourself, listen to what they're telling you. You're a youth corper, good, you'll soon know. This post is not for you, this is for any undergrad that is on 3.8 and is feeling like he/she has arrived. Don't limit yourself, strive to be the best in whatever you do. Why can't strive for 4.4 if you can, it counts. I still regret not working harder to get higher ggrades though I came out with good grades.

If you're an Engineer and you wanna work in IOCs, you'll competing with first class graduates. Test and interviews, recruitment lasting for like 8-9 months, its battle for the smartest. Bring on your best! If been through it, so this is just an advice. Take it or Leave it!

Take care.

ayusco85:

dont mind the OP, i dont know his source of information. he probably is an engineer dreaming of working in an oil and gas company. Geoscientist and Geophysicist are the back bone of every oil and gas company.
#ProudlyGeologistAndMiner

Its good you're bragging on ya course of study but I don't know if you're in the system. In the full course of events before the exporting of crude, We have different phases, from basic engineering>detailed engineering>procurement>construction>installation>commissioning>first oil.

Geology comes in the beginning of basic engineering BE, that's like 1-2 years of discovery, examining the crude type to determine the type of topsides facilities needed to refine the crude to the required specifications. Mind you, this done with the reservoir engineers. After the BE, their works is done, in comes the detailed eng phase, work starts for the subsea engineers (depending on the location of the bloc), process eng, mechanical engineer, piping engineers, rotating equipment engineers, PDMS enigneers, structural engineers to design the facilities. This phase last for like 2-4 years, or even longer. Then procurement and purchasing of materials, construction where We have material eng, welding eng, mechanical eng, civil/structural/construction eng. And it goes on and on...this is strictly for E&P ie exploration and production coys, mostly IOCs.

So you see, geology is not the back bone discipline in this illustration. In my opinion, We all complement each other 'cause you can't work without any of them. Take Care.

ejihand1:
what lab in the hospital? To take over the job of a medical laboratory scientists? That cant happen in public hospital. Op. Lets hear what you have to say on the entry level of medical laboratory scientist?

I dont get u

how come no one write about graduate of BOTANY?.Or you think they dont earn well ... Ask YemKem. The man jets all over europe to shop for his wardrobe o.

joker5180: and how many 'shell' and 'total' do we have in nigeria? the lucky engineers will join these firms and that much BUT over 90% of them will remain jobless for years.

Let them continue building castles in the air.FYI engineers r d worst hit wen it comes to unemployment, they r everywhere roaming d streets wit their 2.1. Very rarely do u see engineers practicin on their own, they all must work for one coy or d other. I tink doctors r d best paid on average n they r rarely or neva unemployed.

Insanity:

Its good you're bragging on ya course of study but I don't know if you're in the system. In the full course of events before the exporting of crude, We have different phases, from basic engineering>detailed engineering>procurement>construction>installation>commissioning>first oil.

Geology comes in the beginning of basic engineering BE, that's like 1-2 years of discovery, examining the crude type to determine the type of topsides facilities needed to refine the crude to the required specifications. Mind you, this done with the reservoir engineers. After the BE, their works is done, i n comes the detailed eng phase, work starts for the subsea engineers (depending on the location of the bloc), process eng, mechanical engineer, piping engineers, rotating equipment engineers, PDMS enigneers, structural engineers to design the facilities. This phase last for like 2-4 years, or even longer. Then procurement and purchasing of materials, construction where We have material eng, welding eng, mechanical eng, civil/structural/construction eng. And it goes on and on...this is strictly for E&P ie exploration and production coys, mostly IOCs.

So you see, geology is not the back bone discipline in this illustration. In my opinion, We all complement each other 'cause you can't work without any of them. Take Care.

The work of the Geologist and petroleum Engr is never done. Even during the operate phase of the field life cycle, they are heavily involved with the field and facilities management. Even during abandonment and restoration, there is always need for their input

Abeg what abt Sociology and Criminology

Insanity:

Bro, don't deceive yourself, listen to what they're telling you. You're a youth corper, good, you'll soon know. This post is not for you, this is for any undergrad that is on 3.8 and is feeling like he/she has arrived. Don't limit yourself, strive to be the best in whatever you do. Why can't strive for 4.4 if you can, it counts. I still regret not working harder to get higher ggrades though I came out with good grades.

If you're an Engineer and you wanna work in IOCs, you'll competing with first class graduates. Test and interviews, recruitment lasting for like 8-9 months, its battle for the smartest. Bring on your best! If been through it, so this is just an advice. Take it or Leave it!

Take care.

Sir, you didn't follow the thread with enough care and patience. You are giving me the advice I gave earlier READ MY EARLIER COMMENTS.

U don't. Want to ansa me abi?.
Wat is the range of pay for environmental practitioners under health n safety. N environmentalist as a whole.[b][/b]

Nice write up. Graduates of Surveying and geoinformatics should be on that list I mean the land surveyors. Funny enough they hardly look for job

hero10: Abeg what abt Sociology and Criminology

somebody should answer this question pls

ogawisdom:

Let them continue building castles in the air.FYI engineers r d worst hit wen it comes to unemployment, they r everywhere roaming d streets wit their 2.1. Very rarely do u see engineers practicin on their own, they all must work for one coy or d other. I tink doctors r d best paid on average n they r rarely or neva unemployed.

which planet r u on br0...engineerin z vast....ah haven't seen a single comp dat does nat need d services of an engineer....be it wahever dey're int0....cmon man...#teamengineering

What about graduates of Nautical science.

Insanity:

Its good you're bragging on ya course of study but I don't know if you're in the system. In the full course of events before the exporting of crude, We have different phases, from basic engineering>detailed engineering>procurement>construction>installation>commissioning>first oil.

Geology comes in the beginning of basic engineering BE, that's like 1-2 years of discovery, examining the crude type to determine the type of topsides facilities needed to refine the crude to the required specifications. Mind you, this done with the reservoir engineers. After the BE, their works is done, in comes the detailed eng phase, work starts for the subsea engineers (depending on the location of the bloc), process eng, mechanical engineer, piping engineers, rotating equipment engineers, PDMS enigneers, structural engineers to design the facilities. This phase last for like 2-4 years, or even longer. Then procurement and purchasing of materials, construction where We have material eng, welding eng, mechanical eng, civil/structural/construction eng. And it goes on and on...this is strictly for E&P ie exploration and production coys, mostly IOCs.

So you see, geology is not the back bone discipline in this illustration. In my opinion, We all complement each other 'cause you can't work without any of them. Take Care.

I agree with ur last sentence.

lhanrytosh: keep it up

Sure!!!

alentyno:
Geologists in Oil nd gas coys like total chevron and d likes earn btw 200-250k monthly @entry levels

make una dey dere dey jons unaself!!!do you think 2 get appointment with these chevron and co na beans!!if u see better work no do am sit down dey wait for chevron e go over u!!

alentyno:
Journalists –– editors to be precise –– with five to 10 years experience and they offer between N40,000 and N60,000 per month.

Please is this information correct? If an editor with 10 yrs experience earn NGN 60,000 what will a reporter or camera man with a family earn per month? If their situation is as bad as you posit little wonder why most journalist practice "brown envelope journalism" to write crap.

#IRepElectEngr.

[quote author=alentyno]
So geologists are now more important than pet engineers?......you are funny[/quote

Geoscientists explore reservoirs while Engineers (pet) exploit. They work 2geda.

Lool, that's is the main reason "Professional" remains in quote in their particular case.
[quote author=alentyno]
Well I don't think politics is a professional. Even if it was it wouldn't be naija of all places.... Politics in this country is more like a game (a dirty one if u ask me)[/quote

Syenite:

I am a Geologist with a major E&P company. Both engineers and geologists on same level receive similar basic salaries. There is what is called field allowance that varies according to location (either Onshore or offshore) of which offshore is usually higher. At month end what separates what u earn from dat of ur colleagues is how many days u spent at d field for dat month and whether it was onshore or offshore. And of course u know dat both geologists and engineers go to d field.

i knew u were a geologist from ur monicker.

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babestell:

The work of the Geologist and petroleum Engr is never done. Even during the operate phase of the field life cycle, they are heavily involved with the field and facilities management. Even during abandonment and restoration, there is always need for their input

Yeah, thanks for reminding me. In essence, I was just trying to illustrate that its all about team work and interface between all the disciplines. Thank you. Take care.

Olutola88: Sir, you didn't follow the thread with enough care and patience. You are giving me the advice I gave earlier READ MY EARLIER COMMENTS.

Okay, I understand. Sorry if I mis-understood you earlier. Take care.

You seem to have lost the relativity when you singled out oil companies as yard stick to measure values of engineers. How much do federal and state governments pay Engineers as compared to medical workers in the same establishment. How much do oil companies pay medical doctors. at least in any teaching hospital, you have almost all professionals be it engineers, accountant etc.. and in oil companies also, they have medical workers... Its when you compare based on establishments you tend to define lucrative.

you guys are biarse placing emphasis only on sciences and engineering what about those in other fields

Samgreguc:
I dont get u

i mean you mentioned doctors,nurses and pharmacy and you didn't say anything about medical laboratory science. From your suggestions so far , you kept on giving biochemist and microbiologist a false hope that they will work in clinical laboratory. Your facts are not right at all.

alentyno:
If u r a math grad with a tight gpa like 1st class or strong 2.1( 4.0 and above), you could go places!..... From banks to auditing firms to oils coys to infact anywhere.......my cousin a math grad(finished with 4.42 cgpa) is already in dangote.....he spent only few weeks @ home after his NYSC and boy although I don't know his actual pay package but what I can say is that guy is in money.......his company even sponsored him nd his colleagues to india recently

Cutiedave, I am happy for your bro. I recently passed all my interview stages with Dangote Flour Mills and will be going to negotiate my salary with them later this week, but I don't have any insider information as heads up for the negotiation. Is there a way you can help link me with your cousin? I have even asked about Dangote salary on Nairaland but no response. Is this possible? If he needs evidence to prove authenticity of my claim, I can provide.

Expecting your response. Thanks.

Eefhay: You seem to have lost the relativity when you singled out oil companies as yard stick to measure values of engineers. How much do federal and state governments pay Engineers as compared to medical workers in the same establishment. How much do oil companies pay medical doctors. at least in any teaching hospital, you have almost all professionals be it engineers, accountant etc.. and in oil companies also, they have medical workers... Its when you compare based on establishments you tend to define lucrative.

The op tried. But he forgot to post the salary of Doctors and Nurses and Pharmacists and other health professionals in those companies.
You can't be comparing private companies to government establishments.
What percentages of graduate engineers work in those companies?
Ask how much a single lawyer earns or a judge and you'll be blown off.. but what percentage of the lawyers become SANS and Judges?
The average health professional is working and well paid.....in Govt settings at least.
Ask the Engineers and the Geologist.
Let them tell you how many are in the banks....and how many are in the classrooms and how many are presently jobless lost in the humdrum of job seeking.