Salary structure of National Identity Management Commission (NIMC)
The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) is an agency under the Nigerian Government, mandated to create, manage, maintain, and operate a national identity database.
Established in 2007, NIMC issues the Nigerian National Identification Number (NIN), which is a unique identification code issued to Nigerians, lawful residents, and legal entities nationwide.
The agency has a salary structure for its staff, which we will be discussing in this article.
Salary Structure of National Identity Management Commission (NIMC)
NIMC is a federal government agency in Nigeria; hence, its salary structure is based on the Consolidated Public Service Salary Structure (CONPSS).
The CONPSS is a template developed by the Nigerian government to harmonize salaries, wages, and allowances for public servants in different departments and agencies.
Every public servant falls under a particular grade level and salary scale.
Below is a listing of NIMC’s salary structure:
Grade Level Salary Scale (in Naira)
Level 1 to 17
• 165,698 – 216,178
• 225,659 – 323,947
• 242,994 – 349,343
• 291.667 – 418,354
• 329,223 – 468,582
• 404,401 – 576,331
• 486,097 – 699,954
• 620,962 – 900,071
• 684,455 – 961,577
• 765,510 – 1,055,964
• 858,161 – 1,142,314
• 1,070,953 – 1,488,514
• 1,295,818 – 1,728,673
• 1,666,331 – 2,070,018
• 2,183,307 – 2,684,245
• 2,822,082 – 3,307,979
FAQs
What is the highest-paying salary grade level in NIMC?
Grade level 17 is the highest-paying salary grade level in NIMC.
What is the lowest-paying grade level in NIMC?
Grade level 1 is the lowest-paying grade level in NIMC.
Does NIMC pay allowances?
Yes, NIMC pays allowances such as housing allowance, transport allowance, and others to its staff.
Does NIMC have a pension plan for its staff?
Yes, NIMC has a contributory pension scheme for its staff.
