Salary structure of Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization (CBAAC)
The Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization (CBAAC) is a research, documentation, and exhibition centre dedicated to the promotion and preservation of African cultural heritage and civilization.
It was established in 1979 by the Nigerian government and is located in Lagos, Nigeria.
The salary structure of CBAAC is as follows:
• Director-General: N5,455,750 – N6,904,974
• Deputy Director-General: N4,178,865 – N5,282,938
• Director: N3,652,293 – N4,601,058
• Deputy Director: N2,760,331 – N3,481,839
• Assistant Director: N2,003,040 – N2,529,337
• Chief Curator: N1,925,166 – N2,429,166
• Curator I: N1,569,991 – N1,983,177
• Curator II: N1,292,140 – N1,634,316
• Chief Librarian: N1,925,166 – N2,429,166
• Librarian I: N1,569,991 – N1,983,177
• Librarian II: N1,292,140 – N1,634,316
• Senior Research Fellow: N1,569,991 – N1,983,177
• Research Fellow I: N1,135,507 – N1,431,818
• Research Fellow II: N957,655 – N1,209,698
• Senior Accountant: N1,569,991 – N1,983,177
• Accountant I: N1,135,507 – N1,431,818
• Accountant II: N957,655 – N1,209,698
• Senior Confidential Secretary: N1,569,991 – N1,983,177
• Confidential Secretary I: N1,135,507 – N1,431,818
• Confidential Secretary II: N957,655 – N1,209,698
FAQs
What is the mandate of CBAAC?
CBAAC’s mandate is to research, document, preserve, and promote African cultural heritage and civilization through exhibitions, publications, workshops, and educational programs.
What are some of the major exhibitions held at CBAAC?
Some of the major exhibitions held at CBAAC include Nigeria: A Thousand Years of Art, Culture, and Tradition; Transatlantic Slave Trade: Resistance and Remembrance; and African Textiles: The Woven Art.
How is CBAAC funded?
CBAAC is funded by the Nigerian government through the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture.
Does CBAAC offer volunteer or internship opportunities?
Yes, CBAAC offers volunteer and internship opportunities for students, recent graduates, and professionals interested in African cultural heritage and research.
What is CBAAC’s collaboration with other African cultural institutions or organizations?
CBAAC collaborates with other African cultural institutions or organizations such as the National Museum of African Art in Washington D.C.,
the British Museum in London, and the Smithsonian Institution in the United States, to promote cultural exchange and dialogue.
