eGuerrilla:

http://www.punchng.com/news/nnpc-spends-n1-35bn-annually-on-36-employees/

all4naija: I thought NNPC claimed there was no foul play in its dealings! Scrap NNPC, Scrap it!!!

Icon4s: Nothing outrageous abt d average of N37M per annum( less than $20,000/month) which am sure includes other allowances. These ar top senior & management staff. Most oil workers in d US earn abt $30,000 to $60,000/month as salaries excluding certain allowances. Nigerian oil workers ar abt d least paid world-wide.

Icon4s: Nothing outrageous abt d average of N37M per annum( less than $20,000/month) which am sure includes other allowances. These ar top senior & management staff. Most oil workers in d US earn abt $30,000 to $60,000/month as salaries excluding certain allowances. Nigerian oil workers ar abt d least paid world-wide.

Alusi Okija: 37 million per annum is very okay! IF and only IF they are management position.

Whay are we even shouting about this? All things being equal, that's not bad as NNPC actually does a shitload of work regulating the oil sector...

How much is the salary of a Senator and Rep in Nigeria? How much are their total annual allowances as well?!

Look at the people complaining about another persons salary...

What a nation!!

naijababe:

I can only assume your fingers slipped or you were half asleep when you posted this drivel

Stromae:

No, his fingers did not slip. Just because an average of 37m Naira annual income for each of these individuals seems large to you, it does not necessarily mean the individuals did not earn it. Dieazani Allison-Madueke would have been earning a similar salary as a director in SPDC.

Give to Caesar what is due him. Unless these employees are clearly shown to be undeserving of such salary, then we will all complain. For now it just sounds like the Senators and you guys are ''hating'' and rallying for cheap support.

naijababe:
I think you are a tad confused dude! Did someone point a gun to Diezani's head to leave her private sector salary for a public sector one and since when did private & private salaries become commensurate ? Senators, Reps, NNPC = all looters!

naijababe:

I think you are a tad confused dude! Did someone point a gun to Diezani's head to leave her private sector salary for a public sector one and since when did public & private salaries become commensurate ? Senators, Reps, NNPC = all looters!

naijababe: Sagamu, where been hiding ? U no try with that your signature sha I liked the pastor and jet one better

naijababe:

I can only assume your fingers slipped or you were half asleep when you posted this drivel

Alusi Okija:
I'm sorry you consider my post to be drivel but the truth is I work in the oil industry and know and understand what the function of NNPC and its many subsidiaries are. Now I didn't say that NNPC was an efficient company nor that they were donig great, but their functions can never be understated.

37million per annum isn't too much. Infact, its just about right for a manager. You may not appreciate it cos maybe u aint used to it... But I am just on the very bottom and my annual without bonuses and allowances before tax is approximately 12million. So I hope u understand where I an coming from.

Once more, those senators abi reps take over 20million per quarter so who are they to point fingers.

Alusi Okija:


I'm sorry you consider my post to be drivel but the truth is I work in the oil industry and know and understand what the function of NNPC and its many subsidiaries are. Now I didn't say that NNPC was an efficient company nor that they were donig great, but their functions can never be understated.

37million per annum isn't too much. Infact, its just about right for a manager. You may not appreciate it cos maybe u aint used to it... But I am just on the very bottom and my annual without bonuses and allowances before tax is approximately 12million. So I hope u understand where I an coming from.

Once more, those senators abi reps take over 20million per quarter so who are they to point fingers.

Sagamite:

That is still clunking rubbish!

You are in the private sector. If your employers like they can pay you N50bn every week for all we care, that is their palava.

So because Senators make 20m (which is condemned by the way), that justifies these guys being paid N37m? So why not because of the Senators, we should pay the average Public sector worker N8m a year and let the country go broke? At least that is what their pairs in the US/UK are earning. Surely it can't be too much? Don't they have the same function or even more considering the size and challenges of Nigeria?

Some of you have limited logical reasoning when debating.

Sagamite:

I had some personal problems that meant I had to run away for a while ni. Some wicked people want to harass me for no reason at all: https://www.nairaland.com/870887/how-do-career-women-cope/17#10731764

As per signature, I am disappointed with property cost in those places in Nigeria that relatively to what is obtainable in US or UK such environs are ghettos.

If you see the kind of suberb property in lovely communities and close to nice venues I can get for $180K in Florida and then compare it to the pile of just decent (poorly finished) but yet top of the range in Naija in VI that goes for about $1m, you will understand my signature.

It is like Stanstead Airport being up for sale for £150m and then someone tells me to come and buy Muritala Muhammed for £1bn. And lets say Heathrow will cost me the same £1bn. Stanstead is miles better than MM, talkless of Heathrow and Gatwick. That is what I note about Naija.

Property in Nigeria, especially in the upmarket areas, are substandard and overpriced.

Icon4s: Nothing outrageous abt d average of N37M per annum( less than $20,000/month) which am sure includes other allowances. These ar top senior & management staff. Most oil workers in d US earn abt $30,000 to $60,000/month as salaries excluding certain allowances. Nigerian oil workers ar abt d least paid world-wide.

naijababe:

Omo na so e be, at least the prices have cooled somewhat unlike the madness of 2006/07 prices

Btzzk:
Its people like you that are ruin the image of this country, you guys will be fabricating what you don’t know, I am working in oil industry here in US, and I don’t know who you are refereeing to that is making 30-60 dollars a month. Maybe you don’t know what 60k dollars mean here in US. If you see it in the news that CEO of Oil Company make so so amount of money, what you asked yourself is how many CEO did that company have? If someone do something bad let join hand together and condemn those people not encourage them again.

Alusi Okija:
But I am just on the very bottom and my annual without bonuses and allowances before tax is approximately 12million.

N37M per annum( less than $20,000/month) which am sure includes other allowances

These are top senior & management staff. Most oil workers in d US earn abt $30,000 to $60,000/month as salaries excluding certain allowances

crocodile: Nigerians make me laugh! Do you guys know that most top level experts in the oil industry are employable and will probably earn more working in a foreign oil company? The senators and reps who are supposed to be serving us but are carting away most of our wealth, are they employable anywhere? Pls don't compare oranges with apples

Icon4s: Nothing outrageous abt d average of N37M per annum( less than $20,000/month) which am sure includes other allowances. These ar top senior & management staff[b] Most oil workers in d US earn abt $30,000 to $60,000/month as salaries[/b] excluding certain allowances. Nigerian oil workers ar abt d least paid world-wide.

Salaries of North Sea oil
workers twice UK average
caption
Published on 1 February 2012
Mark Williamson

THE average worker in the
North Sea oil and gas industry
earned a salary of around
£56,000 last year, about twice
the going rate that applied to
people in other businesses in
the UK.
The results of a survey of oil and
gas professionals by Hays and Oil
and Gas Job Search underline the
appeal of a career in the industry
at a time when many people in
the UK are struggling to maintain
their living standards.
The recruitment operations found
that local oil and gas workers in
the UK earned an average of
$87,100 in 2011, around £55,850
at current exchange rates.
By contrast, official figures show
that the average salary across the
UK was £26,244.
The results point to a glaring
difference between the earning
power of people in oil and gas and
those employed in other
industries.
With investment in the North Sea
set to remain strong this year, this
trend is likely to continue.
The headline numbers may
understate the gap in earning
power between the two groups.
Oil and gas workers received
benefits ranging from bonuses to
meal allowances that were worth
an additional 16% of their annual
salaries.
There were wide variations in the
pay rates attaching to different
jobs across the global industry.
Annual salaries ranged from
around $28,000 for a graduate
electrician[b] to $260,000 for a
director in production
management.[/b]
Directors working on a contract
basis in the North Sea earned
around $1,400 a day.
Salaries in the UK North Sea were
around 8% higher than the global
average of $80,458.
The survey results will likely stoke
increased interest in careers in
the oil and gas amid challenging
labour market conditions.
www.heraldscotland.com/mobile/business/markets-economy/salaries-of-north-sea-oil-workers-twice-uk-average-caption.16622862?_=4d105f40bb98ee35353b3407b0f41e6f8081c0e8

Nigerian Senators Salary without benefits and sitting allowance:
Wednesday, February 11, 2009 Printer Friendly Version
What senators, other lawmakers earn

By Chiawo Nwankwo





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The Revenue Mobilistion Allocation and Fiscal Commission had late in 2008, increased the monthly salaries and allowances of all public officers in line with the powers conferred on it by the Constitution.

The increase generated national debate while the development encouraged organised labour to agitate for increase in the salaries of civil servants amid the current global economic downturn.

The hike was over 100 per cent just as judicial officers also benefited from the increase

The RMAFC upward review came after the 2,000 exercise

Under the last increase, the monthly basic salary of a senator was hiked from N993,697 to N2.48m per month just as that of a member of the House of Representatives moved from monthly N794,084 to N1.98m per month

A state Assembly lawmaker's salary was increased from monthly N794,084 to N1.98m per month.

Other perks that were affected by the RMAFC upward review not to be slashed include sundry allowances such as vehicle maintenance from 30 per cent to 75 per cent, entertainment from 10 per cent to 30 per cent.

Also, utility allowance went up from 20 per cent to 30 per cent.

For legislators, wardrobe allowance 25 per cent, personal assistant allowance is 25 per cent; domestic staff allowance is 75 per cent, recess allowance 10 per cent while newspapers allowance is 15 per cent.

http://odili.net/news/source/2009/feb/11/407.html


Basic Salary - 2,484 245.50

Hardship Allowance @ 50% of Basic Salary 1 242 122.70 ( I love this kind of hardship 00000)
Consistuency allowance @ 200% of BS 4 968 509.00
Furniture Allowance @ 300% of bs 7 452 736.50
Newspaper allowance @ 50% 1 242 122.70 ( Which kind newpaper be this sh na online or hardcopy).
Wardrobe allowance @ 25% 621 061.37
Recess Allowance @ 10% 248 424.55
Accommodation @ 200% 4 968 509.00
utilities @ 30% 828 081.83
Domestic Staff @ 75% 1 863 184.12
Entertainment @ 30% 828 081.83
Personal Assistance @ 25% 621 061.37
Vehicle Maintainance Allowance @ 75% 1 863 184.12
Leave Allowance @10% 248 424.55



one off payments As advised by Sagamite

Severance grautity @ 300% 7 452 736.50 Once they get fired
Motor Vehicle Allowance @ 400% of Bs 9 936 982.00 - Every Four Years



Senators Salary per month - N 2 456 647.7

Total = N 29 479 749 * 109 Senators Grand Total = N 3 264 329 264.10


What a drain

also do not forget the under the table sharing and ghana must go bags -

hercules07: @Okija

You are wrong on this, I know investment bankers who earn 2.5m per month in nigeria, should they earn the same in the public sector? That amount is obscene, those guys should not earn more than 30 percent of that, if they are not satisfied, let them go to the private sector.