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BREAKING: Federal Government Increases Salaries For Soldiers [DETAILS]

Tgmedia by Tgmedia
July 9, 2026
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Salaries For Soldiers

BREAKING: Federal Government Increases Salaries For Soldiers [DETAILS]

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BREAKING: Federal Government Increases Salaries For Soldiers [DETAILS]

 

The Minister of Defence, Christopher Musa, has revealed that the minimum monthly salary of Nigerian soldiers has increased to N100,000 after the Federal Government reviewed their welfare package.

 

Musa made the disclosure during an interview with News Central ahead of his appearance on the NC Exclusive programme.

 

He said the adjustment was part of efforts by the government to improve the living conditions of military personnel.

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The former Chief of Defence Staff, however, said the country’s defence sector still requires more funding despite the improvement in soldiers’ earnings and welfare.

 

He stated that the current defence budget remains inadequate, adding that more resources are needed to effectively support the armed forces and their operations.

Musa explained that soldiers who previously earned about N49,000 monthly now receive at least N100,000 following the salary review carried out by the government.

 

The minister also called for tougher punishment for kidnappers, saying stronger measures are needed to reduce the increasing cases of abduction across Nigeria.

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