New NSCDC Salary Structure & Rank (N35, 000 Award by President Tinubu)
New NSCDC Salary Structure & Rank (N35,000 Wage Award by President Tinubu): Starting from the 1st of September 2023, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corp (NSCDC) will have a redefined and improved salary structure good enough to take men and women of the service home
This wage award will be paid to all officers of the commission irrespective of the rank and professionalism of office; this is a new dawn for the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corp (NSCDC)
The new NSCDC salary structure and wage award will be a game changer in uplifting the standard of living among officers, this is the dream of the commission, which the government has sworn to do
This page will educate you on all you need to know about the new wage award, its allowances, and other benefits, the article basically informs you of the salary accorded to NSCDC
It is important to know that, the wage award increase is not the new minimum wage but an award of N35,000 to reduce the effect of oil subsidy removal
For clarity, this wage amount of N35,000 is not the new minimum wage, but a grant to caution the effect of the subsidy removal across Federal Government Ministries, Departments, and Agencies including the Nigeria Immigration Service
“I refer to the Memorandum of Understanding reached between the Federal Government of Nigeria and the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) on Monday, 2 October 2023 as a result of the dispute arising from withdrawal of subsidy on the price of premium motor spirit (PMS) and hereby convey the approval of the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria for the grant of a wage award of N35,000:00 (thirty-five thousand Naira) only per month to all Federal Government workers with effect from 1 September 2023 pending when a new national minimum wage is expected to have been signed into law.
“Accordingly, the implementation of the N35,000.00 per month wage award for all Federal Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies that are treasury-funded will be funded from the treasury”
Without wasting your precious time, let’s talk about the functions and duties, ranks, and salary structure of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corp (NSCDC) for MSC, BSC, HND, ND, NCE SSCE, and other professional groups
NSCDC MISSION STATEMENT
Developing structures and training strategies that would contribute to national security by using modern technology.
Vision Statement
To put to work efficiency, humility, and integrity in service delivery with a fresh zeal; bring credibility to the concept of security
NSCDC Duties and Functions
Maintenance of Peace
Recommends Private Guard Companies
Inspects Private Guard Companies
Supervises The Activities Of Private Guard Companies
Organizes Training Program For Private Guard Companies
Maintains Surveillance
Investigates For Illegal Dealer In Petroleum
Arrest With Or Without Warrant
Assist in the maintenance of peace and order and in the protection and rescuing of the Civil population during the period of emergency.
• Recommend to the Minister the registration of private guard companies,
• From time to time, inspect the premises of private guard companies, and their training facilities and approve same if it is up to standard.
• Supervise and monitor the activities of all private guard companies and keep a register for that purpose.
• Periodically organize workshops, and training courses for private guard companies and seal up any private guard company that operates without a valid license.
• Maintain twenty-four-hour surveillance over infrastructures, sites, and projects for the Federal, State, and Local Government.
• Enter and search any premises and seize any material suspected to have been used in vandalization or suspected proceed of vandalization.
• Enter and search premises of any suspected illegal dealer in petroleum products or material used by Power Holding Company of Nigeria, Postal Services, Nigeria Telecommunication, or for any other public utility or infrastructure;
• Have the power to arrest with or without a warrant, detain, investigate, and institute legal proceedings by or in the name of the Attorney-General of the Federation in accordance with the provisions of the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria against any person who is reasonably suspected to have committed an offense under this Act or is involved in any:
(i) Criminal activity
(ii) Chemical poison or oil spillage nuclear waste, poisoning
(iii) Industry espionage or fraud;
(iv) Activity aimed at frustrating any government program or policy;
(v) Riot, civil disorder, revolt, strike, or religious unrest.
(vi) Power transmission lines, oil pipelines, NIPOST cables, equipment, water board pipes, or equipment vandalization
• Monitor the activities of religious bodies and trade associations.
• Provide intelligence information to the Ministry on any matter relating to:
(i) Crime control generally;waec time table
(ii) Riot, disorder, revolt, strike, or religious unrest;
(iii) Subversive activity by members of the public aimed at frustrating any government program or policy;
(iv) Industrial action and strike aimed at paralyzing Government activities;
(v) Any other matter as may be directed by the Minister; and
(vi) Have power to arrange and mediate in the settlement of disputes among willing members of the public.
• Monitor, investigate, and take every necessary step to forestall any planned Act of terrorism.
– Cult and Ethnic militia activities
– Criminal activities aimed at depriving citizens of their properties or lives
– Syndicate activity aimed at defrauding the Federal, State, or Local government;
• Provide necessary warning for the civilian population in times of danger
• Evacuate the civilian population from dangerous areas.
• Provide and manage shelters for civilians during periods of emergency.
• Assist in the decontamination and in the taking of precautionary measures during any period of emergency.
• Carry out rescue operations and control volatile situations.
• Assist in the provision of emergency medical services, including first aid, during any period of emergency.
• Detect and demarcate any danger area.
• Assist the Federal and State Fire Service in Firefighting operations.
• Assist in the distribution of emergency supplies.
• Provide assistance to restore and maintain order in distressed areas in any period of emergency.
• Assist in repairing indispensable public utilities during any period of emergency
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NSCDC Rank
Assistant Cadre- Level 3 to 5 (The lowest ranking officer in the NSCDC)
Inspectorate Cadre- Level 6 to 12
Assistant Superintendent Cadre II (ASC) Level 8
Assistant Superintendent Cadre I (ASC) Level 9
Deputy Superintendent Cadre (DSC) Level 10
Superintendent Cadre (SC) Level 11
Chief Superintendent Cadre (CSC) Level 12
Assistant Commander (AC) Level 13
Deputy Commander (DC) Level 14
Chief Commander (CC) Level 15
Assistant Commandant General (ACG) Level 16
Deputy Commandant General (DCG) Level 17
Commandant General CG (The highest rank in the NSCDC) Level 18.
New NSCDC Salary Structure plus N35,000 Wage Award by President Tinubu)
