NYSC allowance for all States in Nigeria

Below is the list of states in Nigeria and how much they
pay Corps members;
1. Anambra pays N8,000 to those in town and
N8,500 to those in Rural areas.
2. Jigawa pays N5,000: (15,000 for the first 3
months, and then 10,000 every 2 months).
3. Niger pays N0.00
4. Imo pays N0.00
5. Ebonyi pays N9,750: But they STOPPED paying
since May 2019.
6. Nasarawa pays N5,000
7. Akwa Ibom pays N5,000
8. Edo pays N0.00
9. Oyo pays N0.00
10. Kano pays N0.00
11. Rivers pays N15,000: Currently the highest
paying State.
12. Bayelsa pays N6,000 to those serving within the
State Capital, N8,000 to those outside the capital,
and N10,000 to those serving across the water.
13. Abia pays N0.00
14. Benue pays N0.00
15. Plateau pays N0.00
16. Enugu pays N983.45 to those serving within the
towns and N3,984 to those serving in Rural
areas.
17. Sokoto pays N45,000 at the end of service year
(accumulation of all months)
18. Ekiti pays N0.00
19. Osun pays N5,000
20. Taraba pays N6,000
21. Ondo pays N0.00
22. Ogun pays N0.00
23. Borno pays N10,000 (But the fear of Boko Haram
may not allow you enjoy it)
24. Delta pays N5,000
25. Gombe pays N0.00
26. Lagos pays N15,000 to those serving under
Education, and N10,000 to those serving under
agencies/ministries.
27. Kaduna pays N0.00
28. Zamfara pays N5,000
29. Cross-River pays N0.00
30. Kwara pays N0.00
31. FCT Abuja pays N0.00
32. Kogi pays N0.00
33. Katsina pays N0.00
34. Yobe pays N0.00
35. Kebbi pays N2,000
36. Adamawa pays N5,000
37. Bauchi pays N0.00
** In addition, the Federal Govt pays N33,000 to all
Corpers irrespective of where they serve.
*Choose your state wisely*

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