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Home » DOCTORS » Nigerian Govt Increases Hazard Allowance For Doctors To N40,000

Nigerian Govt Increases Hazard Allowance For Doctors To N40,000

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April 1, 2023
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Nigerian Govt Increases Hazard Allowance For Doctors To N40,000
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The Federal Government has finally raised the hazard allowance for medical doctors and health workers in the country.

The allowance for doctors was increased from N5,000 to between N32,000 and N40,000.

Other health workers like nurses, laboratory workers among others had theirs reviewed to between N15,000 and N34,000.

This was confirmed in a circular with reference number SWC/S/04/S.218/11/406 dated December 22,2021 and signed by the Executive Chairman of the National Salaries, Wages and Income Commission.

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The circular read in part,

“Concerning the review of the hazard allowance applicable to health workers in the services of the federal hospitals, medical centres and clinics in ministries, departments and agencies, the hazard allowance was reviewed to a flat rate that ranges from N5,000 to between N15,000 and N34,000 for health workers on the CONHESS salary structure, while doctors on CONMESS had theirs reviewed from N5,000 to between N32,000 and N40,000.”

Meanwhile, the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors, on Friday, disagreed with the new rate.

The association’s position was contained in a statement jointly signed by the National President, Dr Godiya Ishaya; Secretary General, Dr Suleiman Ismail; and Social Secretary, Dr Alfa Yusuf.

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