Army vs Police Salary In Nigeria: A Comprehensive Comparison In 2024

 Ensuring the safety and security of Nigeria is a critical responsibility carried out by both the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) and the Nigerian Army.


This article delves into the salary structures of these two vital institutions, comparing their ranks, salaries, and benefits.

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Nigeria Police Force: History and Overview

The Nigeria Police Force is the primary law enforcement agency in Nigeria, operating at the federal level to maintain law and order across the nation.


Established in 1820 as a paramilitary unit, the NPF has evolved into a comprehensive law enforcement body, governed by the Police Act and overseen by the Ministry of Police Affairs.


Ranks and Salaries in the Nigeria Police Force

Inspector General of Police: ₦711,450 per month

Deputy Inspector General of Police: ₦546,572.80 per month

Assistant Inspector General of Police: ₦499,751 per month

Commissioner of Police: ₦502,970 per month

Deputy Commissioner of Police: ₦378,852 per month

Assistant Commissioner of Police: ₦212,938.20 per month

Chief Superintendent of Police: ₦199,723.96 per month

Superintendent of Police: ₦172,089.06 per month

Deputy Superintendent of Police: ₦170,399.70 per month

Assistant Superintendent of Police: ₦156,318.39 per month

Inspector of Police: ₦87,135.10 per month

Sergeant Major: ₦62,204.88 per month

Sergeant: ₦55,973.90 per month

Corporal: ₦51,113.60 per month

Constable: ₦51,113.60 per month

Benefits and Welfare Packages

Health Insurance: Coverage under the National Health Insurance Scheme for officers and their families.

Travel Allowance: Allowances for official travel outside the state of assignment.

Housing Allowance: Accommodation provided or housing allowance if official housing is unavailable.

Cooperative Society Benefits: Access to loans, savings, and subsidized goods through the NPF cooperative society.

Training Allowances

SSCE Holders: ₦10,000 – ₦13,000 per month

Graduates: ₦18,000 – ₦25,000 per month

Nigerian Army: History and Overview

The Nigerian Army, one of the largest components of the Nigerian Armed Forces, is tasked with defending the country’s territorial integrity and providing aid during national emergencies.


Originating from the Royal West African Frontier Force established in 1900, the Nigerian Army has grown significantly since Nigeria’s independence in 1960, playing a key role in regional security and peacekeeping.


Ranks and Salaries in the Nigerian Army

Commissioned Officers

Field Marshal (5-Star General): Highest rank

General (4-Star General): ₦1,500,000 per month

Lieutenant General (3-Star General): ₦1,000,000 per month

Major General (2-Star General): ₦950,000 per month

Brigadier General (1-Star General): ₦750,000 per month

Lieutenant Colonel: ₦550,000 per month

Major: ₦300,000 per month

Captain: ₦220,000 per month

Lieutenant: ₦180,000 per month

Second Lieutenant: ₦120,000 per month

Non-Commissioned Officers

Warrant Officer Class I: ₦80,000 per month

Warrant Officer Class II: ₦68,000 per month

Staff Sergeant: ₦68,000 per month

Sergeant: ₦63,000 per month

Corporal: ₦58,000 per month

Benefits and Welfare Packages

Health Insurance: Comprehensive medical coverage for officers and their families.

Housing Allowance: Provision of accommodation or a housing allowance.

Special Allowances: Hazard pay, duty tour allowance, and uniform maintenance allowance.

Educational Benefits: Scholarships and educational grants for officers and their dependents.

Training Allowances

Short Service Cadets: ₦15,000 – ₦25,000 per month

Regular Cadets: ₦25,000 – ₦50,000 per month

Comparative Analysis of Salaries

High-Ranking Officers

Inspector General of Police: ₦711,450 per month

General (Nigerian Army): ₦1,500,000 per month

High-ranking officers in the Nigerian Army earn significantly more than their counterparts in the Nigeria Police Force.


Mid-Ranking Officers

Commissioner of Police: ₦502,970 pe



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