COMPLETE STATES THAT PAY AND DOESN'T PAY NYSC CORPS MEMBERS, AS AT JUNE;

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COMPLETE STATES THAT PAY AND DOESN'T
PAY NYSC CORPS MEMBERS, AS AT SATURDAY,
1ST JUNE 2019
As NYSC 2019 Batch B registration starts today,
here is the full guide on the states that pay extra
allowance apart from the federal government
₦19,800 allowance.
Please note that for you to be eligible to receive
this allowance in the states that pay, you must
be serving in a public establishment. Those
serving in private establishments can also be
paid, only with negotiations with their employer.



1. ANAMBRA: This state is the highest paying
state in Nigeria, they pay ₦8,500 monthly to
corpers serving in public establishments as
explained above.
2. AKWA IBOM: This state is paying ₦5,000
monthly to corps members deployed to their
state.
3. JIGAWA: This state pays ₦5,000 monthly.
4. DELTA: This state pays ₦5,000 monthly.
5. ZAMFARA: This state pays ₦5,000 monthly.
6. NASARAWA: This state currently pay ₦5,000
monthly via table payment.
7. BAYELSA: This state pays ₦3,000 every month
to those in town and ₦5,000 to those close to
water.
8. OSUN: This state pays ₦5,000 monthly. They
receive ₦20,000 every four months. The last time
they received such allowance was in February
2019. But, the 2018 Batch C Stream 1 and 2 has
not received any dime from the state
government.
Written by Comrade Nnadi Goodluck Donhacklord
for nyscinfo.com
9. KATSINA: This state pays ₦4,000 monthly.
10. OYO: This state pays ₦4,000 monthly and it's
very regular.
11. SOKOTO: This state pays ₦3,750 monthly, but
you'll only be able to receive it at the end of
your service year. A total of ₦45,000 will be paid.
12. ENUGU: This state pays ₦1,000 every month
to corpers in the town (Enugu North, Enugu East,
Enugu South) and ₦3,500 to those serving in
villages.
13. KEBBI: This state pays ₦2,000 monthly.
14. LAGOS: This state pays allowance to the first
100 lucky corpers to be registered; i.e ₦15,000
monthly to some lucky ones serving in public
schools and ₦10,000 monthly to some lucky ones
serving in the secretariat. To be eligible to be
among the 100 lucky corpers, immediately you're
given your ppa letter, rush to Alausa Secretariat,
at the ministry of special duties to have your
number, cause it's slot and it's strictly on first to
come, first to serve basis. You might be
wondering why we didn't say that Lagos state is
the highest state, it's because they don't pay
allowance to all the corps members deployed to
their state, unlike Anambra state that pays
everyone serving in public establishments.
15. TARABA: This state pays ₦6,000 monthly,
they select some few NYSC corps members
serving in public establishments in their state and
pay them. They started paying from December
2018.
16. ADAMAWA: This state pays ₦20,000 to NYSC
corps members deployed to their state during
POP.
17. EBONYI: The state government paid NYSC
corps members deployed to their state ₦9,757
from October 2018 - February 2019, but since
then, they've never received a dime. Most people
are saying that the all of sudden state allowance
was politically motivated, because, the state
governor stopped paying immediately he was re-
elected for second term in office.
18. ABUJA: The FCT does not pay corps
members any allowance, even thou, it's the
capital of the country. But, it's easier to earn
money in Abuja, since there are lot's of big
companies that you can serve in and those big
companies pay huge amount of allowances to
the corps members serving there.
19. KWARA, BAUCHI, KOGI, NIGER, KADUNA,
EKITI, PLATEAU, RIVERS, BENUE, KANO, IMO,
ONDO, OGUN, YOBE, CROSS RIVER, BORNO,
ABIA, GOMBE and EDO do not pay anything to
corps members deployed to their states.

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