Federal Fire Service salary structure

Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 1:38 PM by Adrianna Simwa

Here we prepared for you Federal Fire Service salary rate. Read on to know the structure of wages, ranks, and some more details. The organisation is highly respected, so let's see how much the workers earn.

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Federal Fire Service salary

N1,405449 - Chief Inspector (CI)
N1,325234 - Deputy Chief Inspector (DCI)
N1,252038 - Assistant Chief Inspector (ACI)
N1,143539 - Principal Marshal Inspector (PMI)
N1,058,416 - Senior Marshal Inspector (SMI)
N777,876 - Marshal Inspector I (MI-I)
N548,387 - Marshal Inspector II (MI-II). See also: Doctors housemanship salary in Nigeria
N393,442 - Marshal Inspector III (MI-III)
N966,761 - Chief Fire Marshal Assistant (CFMA)

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N539,048 - Deputy Fire Marshal Assistant (DFMA)
N387,428 - Senior Fire Marshal Assistant (SFMA)
N349,589 - Fire Marshal Assistant I (FMA I)
N319,741 - Fire Marshal Assistant II (FMA II)
N305,576 - Fire Marshal Assistant III (FMA III)

Federal Fire Service

The FFS was founded in 1901 as the department of Lagos Police service. The main aim of the organisation is to prevent and combat any possible fire outbreaks in Lagos Government reserved areas. See also: Nigerian army ranks and their salaries

The organisation also perform public training, regulation and policy, capacity building and research. Their work is to help people avoid dangerous situations related to the fire. The paramilitary organisation plays an important role in the safety level of the citizens. The organisation works 24/7, and ready to help citizens at any minute.

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Federal Fire Service also has the educational department, it is called The National Fire Academy and provides post-graduate courses.

Now you know Federal Fire Service salary rates, you can visit the official website of the organisation http://fedfire.gov.ng/ and find there more details about the organisation.