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Bauchi State Civil Service Salary Structure & Allowance 2024

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Bauchi State Civil Service Salary Structure and Allowance 2024

Bauchi State Civil Service Salary Structure and Allowance 2024

In Nigeria, how much does the Bauchi State Civil Service Commission pay?

Have you been called in for an interview with the Bauchi State Civil Service Commission? Do you want to know how much Bauchi State Civil Service Commission employees make?

Take a look at the salary structure of the Bauchi State Civil Service Commission in Nigeria below to help you increase your bargaining power during the interview.

Update On Bauchi State Civil Service ₦30,000 Minimum Wage

Bauchi State Governor has approved the execution of the N30,000 minimum wage for Bauchi State civil servants in grades 07 and above at both state and local government levels beginning December 1, 2022.

This was contained in a circular issued yesterday by Muhammad Sani Umar, Permanent Secretary, Establishment and Servicom Matters Bureau, Office of the Head of Civil Service, and made available to journalists in Bauchi.

The governor also approved the implementation of the financial benefit on staff promotions in both state and local government services beginning December 1, 2022, according to the statement.

He stated that the state government is working hard to implement the Harmonized Retirement Age for teachers in both primary and secondary schools.

Bauchi State Civil Service Salary Structure

The average salary for Bauchi State Government employees is 84,199 Naira per month. This information was compiled by eight Bauchi State Government employees.

Administrative Officer, Assistant Chief Administrative Officer, Civil Servant, Teacher, Account and Administration Officer, Staff Nurse, and other positions are available.

Job TitleAmount (Naira)
Administrative Officer →₦79,000
Assistant Chief Administrative Officer →₦79,000
Civil Servant →₦42,000
Teacher →₦60,000

Is this take-home pay sufficient to take care of families, especially in these difficult times? What’s your take on this? Please notify us using the comment section.


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