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NYSC Allowance for Medical Doctors, Nurses, And Other Professionals

phil nora by phil nora
May 22, 2025
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NYSC Allowance For Medical Doctors, Nurses, And Other Professionals

Are you a prospective corps member wondering how much medical doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and other professionals earn during their NYSC year? You’re not alone. Many graduates from health and technical fields want to know whether their extra years of study and skills attract higher NYSC allowances.

In this article, we’ll break down everything you need to know about NYSC allowance for professionals like doctors, nurses, pharmacists, lab scientists, engineers, and lawyers — including how it works, the federal allowance, state-specific bonuses, and the additional hospital or PPA stipends you can expect.

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Did you know that the NYSC allowance for medical doctors, nurses, and other health workers is different from that of other corps members? This is an interesting fact worth knowing.

Each year, the Federal Republic of Nigeria, through the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), enlists thousands of corps members to serve the nation.

The NYSC program was established in 1973 by the Yakubu Gowon regime as a means of reconciling, reconstructing, and rebuilding the nation after the civil war.

The program receives significant funding from the Federal Government, and corps members are provided with a monthly stipend. However, the amount received by active corps members varies depending on the services they render.

Currently, most corps members receive a monthly allowance of N77,000, which is directly paid by the Federal Government through the NYSC.

In addition to the federal allowance, corps members may also receive an additional stipend from their Place of Primary Assignments (PPA) and the state where they are deployed.

It is worth noting that medical doctors, nurses, and other health workers serving in the NYSC earn a relatively higher allowance compared to others due to the demanding nature of their job and the risks they face at work.

If you are eager to learn more about this, we have provided information on the PPA allowance for medical corps members in different states, which will enhance your understanding of the NYSC allowance.

1. NYSC Federal Allowance for All Corps Members (2025 Update)

As of 2025, the federal government allowance for all corps members remains ₦77,000 monthly. This amount is paid by the federal government to every corps member, regardless of discipline or place of primary assignment (PPA).

2. NYSC Allowance for Medical Doctors (House Officers)

Medical doctors in NYSC who are posted to federal or teaching hospitals can receive between:

  • ₦80,000 – ₦150,000 per month, depending on the hospital, location, and government support.

  • This includes the regular ₦33,000 federal NYSC allowance.

👉 Some high-paying hospitals include:

  • UCH Ibadan

  • LUTH Lagos

  • ABUTH Zaria

  • FMC Abuja

  • UNTH Enugu

Doctors posted to state or private hospitals may earn slightly less, around ₦60,000 – ₦100,000/month.

3. NYSC Allowance for Nurses

Nurses posted to reputable health institutions often receive:

  • ₦40,000 – ₦80,000 monthly, depending on the state and hospital.

Most teaching hospitals and general hospitals offer stipends to encourage better care and retention during the service year. In addition to the ₦77,000 NYSC stipend, this adds up to a decent monthly income.

4. Pharmacists, Lab Scientists, and Other Allied Health Workers

Corps members in the following professions also enjoy extra stipends:

  • Pharmacists: ₦40,000 – ₦90,000/month

  • Medical Laboratory Scientists: ₦30,000 – ₦70,000/month

  • Physiotherapists & Radiographers: ₦40,000 – ₦100,000/month

Their monthly income is often boosted by the hospital’s internal budget, especially in urban or teaching hospital settings.

5. NYSC Allowance for Engineers, Lawyers & Other Professionals

  • Engineers posted to government or private firms may receive ₦30,000 – ₦70,000/month, especially in oil and construction sectors.

  • Lawyers posted to the Ministry of Justice or private chambers can earn ₦20,000 – ₦50,000/month, depending on the location.

Remember, these figures vary and may be negotiated or subject to change based on the PPA’s financial strength and state economy.

Please note that the figures provided below are subject to change, and it is advisable to check this page for the most up-to-date information:

  • Akwa Ibom state (State: N31,000, Teaching Hospital: N75,000)
  • Bayelsa state (State: N75,000, Federal Medical Centre: N89,000)
  • Delta state (State: N82,000, Federal Medical Centre: N70,000)
  • Borno state (State: N100,000, Neuro Psych: N120,000, Teaching Hospital: N170,000)
  • Kwara state (State: N44,000, Teaching Hospital: N60,000)
  • Ebonyi state (State: N15,000 for doctors, N5,000 for pharmacist)
  • Anambra State (State: N45,000, Teaching Hospital: N35,000)
  • Oyo state (State: N69,000)
  • Ondo State (Ranges from N90,000 to N100,000*)
  • Kano (N66,000)
  • Gombe (State: N65,000*, Federal University Clinic: N103,000)
  • Ekiti (State: N65,000)
  • Benue (Between N50,000 and N72,000)
  • Imo State (IMO state poly: N50,000, Nekede poly: N60,000, State facilities: N40,000)
  • Lagos State (Between N25,000 and N75,000)
  • Kogi (Ranges from N41,000 to N70,000)
  • Ogun (Between N54,000 and N77,000)
  • Jigawa (State: N26,800, Dutse GH: N40,000, TH: N45,000, Government Clinic: N28,000, College of Education: N85,000, Gumel GH: N30,000)
  • Kaduna (State: Between N78,000 and N83,000)
  • Sokoto (State: N50,000, Barrack: N72,000)

Conclusion

While every corps member is entitled to the ₦77,000 federal allowance, professionals like medical doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and engineers can earn much more depending on their posting and the state.

With some smart planning and a bit of luck in your posting, your NYSC year could be financially rewarding and a good step toward career growth.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Do all medical corps members receive higher allowance automatically?
A: No. It depends on where you’re posted. Teaching and federal hospitals usually pay more.

Q: Can I choose where to be posted for NYSC?
A: Not officially, but with strong connections or medical redeployment, it’s possible to influence it.

Q: Do nurses earn as much as doctors during NYSC?
A: Not usually. Doctors tend to earn more, but some nurses in good hospitals get high stipends too.

Q: What’s the best state for NYSC allowance?
A: States like Lagos, Abuja, Rivers, and Akwa Ibom often pay corps members more.

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