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Nigeria Port Authority Salary Structure 2023: NPA Salary Structure

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Nigeria Port Authority Salary Structure 2023: The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) is a federal government organization, and its employees are paid in the same way as any other federal government employee in the country.

NPA wages range from N120,000 to N150,000, depending on their rank. However, the current minimum pay in Nigeria is N30,000, and NPA officers are paid according to their position.

Breakdown of NPA Salary Structure at Various Grade Levels

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There is little information available on the specific salary of NPA officers. Their compensation structure, like that of other government agencies, is confidential and not available to the public.

However, the information we have here is an estimate of what their salaries are meant to be based on the information we have at present. The NPA Pay Scale is calculated by multiplying the employee’s level in the pay matrix by NPA. The salaries of some NPA employees are listed below per grade level.

  • Counselors/JSS II (least paid employee) – N180,000 – N200,000
  • Desk Cadet Officers – N250,000 – N300,000
  • HSE Officers –  N300,000 – N400,000
  • Control Engineers – N400,000 – N600,000 Monthly

Nigeria Port Authority Allowance

Aside from their base wage, officers of the Nigerian Ports Authority are entitled to a variety of bonuses and incentives. As a federal government establishment, the employees are entitled to all the perks that any government establishment of its kind gets. Some of these benefits help both the employees and their families.

The following is a list of some of the incentives and perks that these officials receive.

  • Personal development is achieved through a series of trainings.
  • Medical care is provided at no cost.
  • Presentation of long-service medals and other merit awards to employees A well-planned retirement package in terms of pensions and gratuities

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