NAFDAC Entry Level Salary Scale Structure


In this post we are quickly going to reveal how much NAFDAC pay their new entry level workers.

NAFDAC also popularly known as the The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration Control is a Nigerian federal agency under the Federal Ministry of Health that is responsible for regulating and controlling the manufacture,export,importation,advertisement, distribution and use of dr@gs in Nigeria.
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NAFDAC  regulates and inspects cosmetics, medical devices,chemicals,foods and packaged water sale in Nigeria.

NAFDAC was established in 1993,and is headquartered in Abuja Nigeria.The federal organizations staff are paid using the conraiss salary scale,the organization is divided into 14 directorates.

NAFDAC Salary Scale Structure For Entry Level Worker

Q: NAFDAC Salary Scale Structure For New Entry Level Employees?

Most often companies do not reveal the salary scale structure/ remuneration of their new graduate employees,this has lead to estimation of what the company pay it's new workers.


New Entry Level Employees earn lower than other experienced old workers,however the amount of money earned by the new employees is expected to increase with promotion and years of work experience. 
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The estimated current salary earned by new entry workers of NAFDAC is between ₦ 70,000 - ₦ 90,000 per month after tax (excluding allowances)*. 

See Also: Flour Mills Of Nigeria Entry Level Salary Scale Structure 

Note: 
The current minimum wage in Nigeria,applicable from 2011 is ₦18,000 per month,exclusive of all deductions.

Low paying companies sometimes bolster their pay with allowances.

The salary paid to interns and trainees are less than the amount paid to entry level workers. 
The information on this page is subject to change,figures stated here are only estimates and not 100% accurate.
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Most multinational companies pay according to global standards and are among the highest paying companies in Nigeria. 

Figures stated here represent net total amount with tax deductions.



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