Average Salary Structure For NGO Workers In Nigeria


An NGO is a non profit organization that operates
independently of any government,with the aim to address a social or political issue in a country or in the world. 
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NGO provides an opportunity for people to influence the life of others positively.

In this post we are quickly going to check out how much is the average monthly salary earned by an NGO workers in Nigeria. 

NGO Salary Structure In Nigeria

There is no laid out requirement or a mandatory academic qualification that you need to meet before you can become an NGO worker in Nigeria. 

An NGO organization operate like any other organized business. NGO's have workers working in different departments in the organization such as accounting, management,marketing, logistics, public relations,human relations,legal,operations etc. 
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NGO's in Nigeria can employ anyone that is capable of delivering his or her duties promptly. 

 The truth is that NGO workers are among the highest paid workers in Nigeria,highly skilled NGO workers earn up to ₦ 700,000 per month while volunteers earn between ₦10,000 - ₦ 15,000 monthly.  

The average salary earned by NGO workers in Nigeria is between ₦ 150,000 - ₦ 250,000 per month after tax. 

There are several local and International NGO’S present  in Nigeria,some of the top major NGO’S include:- 
  • United Nations Children’s Fund 
  • International Medical Corps 
  • International Rescue Committee (IRC) 
  • Norwegian Refugee 
  • Action Against Hunger 
  • Oxfam 
  • World Food Program 
  • Cooperazione Internazionale (COOPI) 
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  • Chemonics International 
  • Hellen Keller Foundation 
  • Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) 
  • FHI 360 
  • International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) 
  • Mercy Corp 
  • Catholic Relief Services (CRS) 
  • World Health Organization (WHO) etc. 

Note:
  • The information on this page is subject to change,figures stated here are only estimates and not 100% accurate.
  • Figures stated here represent net total amount with tax deductions.

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