Fireman salary in Nigeria

Average Yearly Salary of Fireman in Nigeria is approximately 4,134,605 NGN (4,942 USD). Data is for 2025 and indicates a pre-tax value. The salary itself depends on multiple factors such as seniority, job performance, certifications, experience or any other bonuses. The value indicated is an average amount based on records we have in database. Real values may vary. The data is for orientational purposes.

What does Fireman do?

A fireman, also known as a firefighter, is a highly trained professional who specializes in responding to and extinguishing fires. Their primary role is to protect life, property, and the environment from the devastating effects of fires. Firefighters are responsible for various tasks including fire suppression, search and rescue operations, hazardous material response, and emergency medical services. They work in teams, often risking their lives to save others in dangerous situations. Firefighters require extensive training in fire prevention, firefighting techniques, first aid, and emergency response protocols. They must possess physical strength, stamina, and agility to perform their duties effectively. In addition to responding to fires, firefighters also conduct inspections, educate the public on fire safety, and participate in community outreach programs.

Skills: Firefighter, Fireman, Fire suppression, Emergency response, Search and rescue, Hazardous material response
Job industry: Emergency services

How much does Fireman make?

Difference in salary year over year or average salary increase is approximately 4 %


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Salary comparison to National average

Is Fireman a well paid job?

Yes, our data show that Fireman is an averagely well paid job that still allows for some yearly savings. With years and experience the salary might increase even further, resulting in higher satisfaction.

What is considered a high salary for Fireman?

High salary for Fireman would be somewhere between 4,548,066 NGN and 5,995,177 NGN. However this is an estimation based on Gaussian Distribution.

How much can you save working as Fireman in Nigeria?

Living in Nigeria the approximate monthly expenses are: 206 USD. This amount covers basic needs such as food, housing, clothing, healthcare and education costs for a single person. No luxury expenses such as traveling, leisure, hobbies are included in the estimation.

Estimated Yearly Salary: 4,134,605 NGN
Estimated Monthly Salary: 344,550 NGN
Estimated Weekly Salary: 79,512 NGN per week
Estimated Hourly Salary: 1,988 NGN per hour
By working as Fireman a person can save up to 206 USD per month or 2,475 USD yearly. Values are pre-tax.

NOTE: These values are estimates and are averaged for the whole country. Furthermore the value is likely exaggerated as no other expenses are taken into account in the projection. Unessential expenses are very subjective and are difficult to assess. Most likely the previously estimated number is significantly lower for majority of people. Expenses in different cities across the country may vary. Above values accuracy is low and is based on limited set of data obtained.

For more information regarding expenses in Nigeria, see costs of living in Nigeria.

Salary comparison to region and neighbouring coutries

Country's neighbours are: Niger, Chad, Cameroon, Benin.
To make it easier for comparison a conversion from local currency to USD has been made (conversion rates may vary).

Estimated Yearly Salary for Fireman

Last revision of data: 2025-01-04

Salary increase per years of experience

Based on data available the salary increase per years of experience is as following

0 years (beginner) equals base salary

1 to 5 years of experience yields +12% salary increase

6 to 10 years of experience yields +25% salary increase

11 to 15 years of experience yields +16% salary increase

16 to 25 years of experience yields +9% salary increase

more than 25 years of experience yields +10% salary increase

NOTE: Details based on limited set of data. Percentages may vary. The salary increase over years of experience can vary widely based on factors such as job industry, job role, location, company size, and individual performance. To gain even larger increase in salary one is advised to switch jobs and / or employer.

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