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Well, we all know that serving as a youth corper is far from easy especially if you are staying far from home and living on your own. The bills are always endless and most people are looking for extra means of making income. Well, that is really good but the problem is, how much time can you squeeze out of all the NYSC activities to be able to do other things to make more money? This is exactly why many people try to get states that pay allawee aside the #19,800 because it can also go a long way since some employers don’t bother paying the corpers working for them.
Perhaps you have chosen the four states which you would fill during the registration process or you are still finding it difficult to choose these states or you are planning on relocation and you want a state that pays their corpers aside the regular federal government #19,800 allawee, we believe this post update will guide you make decisions that would help you.
Note that while some states pay corpers others don’t pay. This is an alphabetical list of states that pay their corpers monthly and the amount they pay their corpers:
Adamawa – Nil
Akwa Ibom – #4,900
Anambra – #8,000
Bauchi – #1,250
Bayelsa – No fixed amount
Benue – Nil
Bornu – #1,000
Cross River – #3,090
Delta – Nil
Ebonyi – #15,000
Edo – Nil
Ekiti – Nil
Enugu – #1,000
FCT Abuja – Nil
Gombe – Nil
Imo – #2000, but not fixed
Jigawa – #5,000
Kaduna – 3,000
Kanob- #15,000
Katsina – Nil
Kebbi – Nil
Kogi – Nil
Kwara – Nil
Lagos – #10,000 – #15,000
Nasarawa – #3000 – #5000
Niger – Nil
Ogun – #5,000
Ondo – Nil
Osun – Nil
Oyo – #4,000
Plateau – Nil
Rivers- Nil
Sokoto – #4,000
Taraba – 10,000
Yobe- #2,500
Zamfara – #3,000
That is the 2018 complete list of all 36 states including the FCT and how much they pay corp members monthly. Please, if you have served or currently serving in any of these states and the amount has increased, do let us know so we can update the list.
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