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Ikiodiete George
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Frsc And Ffs Ranks & Salary + Allowance Structure In Nigeria (2025): Fg-Approved Guide
The year 2025 brought a major sigh of relief for Nigerian civil and paramilitary workers. With the new ₦70,000 minimum wage now in effect, agencies like the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) and the Federal Fire Service (FFS) have adjusted their salary structures across all ranks.
Whether you're considering a career in FRSC or FFS or you’re already serving and want clarity on your expected pay, this guide breaks down everything — from entry-level salaries to top officer earnings, plus the allowances that boost your take-home.
Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Salary Structure (2025)
FRSC uses the CONPASS (Consolidated Paramilitary Salary Structure) system, now updated to reflect the new minimum wage. Each rank receives a structured salary based on grade level and years of service.
FRSC Ranks & Monthly Salary (2025)
|
Rank |
Grade Level |
Monthly Salary (₦) |
|
Road Marshal Assistant III (RMA III) |
Level 3 |
₦70,000 |
|
Road Marshal Assistant II (RMA II) |
Level 4 |
₦75,000 |
|
Road Marshal Assistant I (RMA I) |
Level 5 |
₦85,000 |
|
Senior RMA (SRMA) |
Level 6 |
₦95,000 |
|
Principal RMA |
Level 7 |
₦110,000 |
|
Deputy Chief RMA |
Level 8 |
₦130,000 |
|
Chief RMA |
Level 9 |
₦150,000 |
|
Marshal Inspector III (MI III) |
Level 8 |
₦140,000 |
|
MI II |
Level 9 |
₦160,000 |
|
MI I |
Level 10 |
₦180,000 |
|
Senior Marshal Inspector (SMI) |
Level 11 |
₦200,000 |
|
Principal Marshal Inspector |
Level 12 |
₦220,000 |
|
Assistant Chief Inspector |
Level 13 |
₦250,000 |
|
Deputy Chief Inspector |
Level 14 |
₦280,000 |
|
Chief Inspector |
Level 15 |
₦300,000 |
|
Assistant Corps Marshal |
Level 16 |
₦350,000 |
|
Deputy Corps Marshal |
Level 16 |
₦400,000 |
|
Corps Marshal |
Level 17 |
₦500,000 |
Federal Fire Service (FFS) Salary Structure (2025)
Like FRSC, the Federal Fire Service also follows CONPASS. The ranks and salary structure reflect the latest wage adjustments, ensuring that no officer earns below ₦70,000.
FFS Ranks & Monthly Salary (2025)
|
Rank |
Grade Level |
Monthly Salary (₦) |
|
Fire Assistant III (FA III) |
Level 3 |
₦70,000 |
|
Fire Assistant II (FA II) |
Level 4 |
₦75,000 |
|
Fire Assistant I (FA I) |
Level 5 |
₦85,000 |
|
Senior Fire Assistant (SFA) |
Level 6 |
₦95,000 |
|
Principal Fire Assistant (PFA) |
Level 7 |
₦110,000 |
|
Deputy Chief Fire Assistant |
Level 8 |
₦130,000 |
|
Chief Fire Assistant |
Level 9 |
₦150,000 |
|
Fire Inspector III (FI III) |
Level 8 |
₦140,000 |
|
FI II |
Level 9 |
₦160,000 |
|
FI I |
Level 10 |
₦180,000 |
|
Senior Fire Inspector |
Level 11 |
₦200,000 |
|
Principal Fire Inspector |
Level 12 |
₦220,000 |
|
Assistant Chief Inspector |
Level 13 |
₦250,000 |
|
Deputy Chief Inspector |
Level 14 |
₦280,000 |
|
Chief Inspector |
Level 15 |
₦300,000 |
|
Assistant Controller |
Level 16 |
₦350,000 |
|
Deputy Controller |
Level 16 |
₦400,000 |
|
Controller General |
Level 17 |
₦500,000 |
Allowances for FRSC and FFS Officers (2025)
Apart from monthly salaries, officers in both agencies enjoy a wide range of allowances and incentives, which significantly increase their total monthly take-home.
Common Allowances Include:
|
Allowance Type |
Estimated Monthly Value |
Details |
|
Housing Allowance |
₦15,000 – ₦50,000 |
Paid to officers not in official quarters |
|
Transport Allowance |
₦10,000 – ₦30,000 |
Based on duty location |
|
Uniform Allowance |
₦5,000 – ₦15,000 |
For maintenance and procurement |
|
Hazard Allowance |
₦10,000 – ₦40,000 |
For those exposed to dangerous or life-threatening conditions |
|
Medical Allowance |
₦8,000 – ₦20,000 |
Healthcare and treatment support |
|
Leave Allowance |
10% of annual salary |
Paid yearly during annual leave |
|
Training Allowance |
₦15,000 – ₦45,000 |
Depends on educational qualification and training level |
|
Utility/Furniture Allowance |
₦10,000 – ₦25,000 |
For officers in specific remote or senior postings |
Note: With these, some officers may earn up to ₦600,000+ monthly depending on their rank and assignment.
Rank Progression System
Both FRSC and FFS offer a structured system for growth. Here’s how it works:
- Grade Level: Determines your basic salary. Higher levels = higher pay.
- Promotions: Usually every 3–4 years or based on exams, training, or merit.
- Step Increments: Each grade level has 10 steps. Annual progression means more money even within the same rank.
FAQs – FRSC & FFS Salary 2025
❓ What is the minimum salary for FRSC and FFS officers in 2025?
All officers now earn at least ₦70,000 monthly in line with the new national minimum wage.
❓ Do officers get paid during training?
Yes. Trainees receive between ₦15,000 – ₦45,000 monthly based on their academic qualifications and agency.
❓ Can allowances double the salary?
In some cases, yes. Officers on hazardous duty or high-risk operations may receive allowances that exceed 60% of their base salary.
❓ Are salaries the same across states?
Yes, for federal agencies like FRSC and FFS, salaries are uniform across all 36 states and the FCT.
Conclusion
In 2025, the salary and welfare conditions for FRSC and FFS officers have seen real improvement, thanks to the new ₦70,000 minimum wage. From entry-level recruits to top-ranking commanders, everyone now earns a more dignified income with various allowances attached.
So whether you’re about to apply or already in service, you can rest easy knowing your work is now rewarded more fairly. The road to financial stability in uniform has finally taken a better turn.
