List Of States And Total Amount INEC has Paid so far to 'Corpers' Who Are Working As Adhoc Staff

As you all know, INEC method of paying election duty allawances is not uniform for all states.

So far, some states have paid higher than the others; although, in one of our recent posts we explained the reason it was so by giving breakdowns of the INEC election duty allawances to help you understand how much you should expect at the end of everything. The breakdowns of election duty allawances was given by the INEC Chairman.

So, in this post, we shall focus on the list of states and the total amount they have paid so far to corps members working as adhoc staff in those states. Remember this is coming to you from otondo.com.ng

This list is very important, kindly locate your state of deployment from the list below:

1. Kebbi State => N4,500

2. Borno => N4,500

3. Anambra => N3,000 (some recieved N6,000)

4. Niger => N4,500

5. Jigawa => N8,500

6. Plateau => N5,500

7. Zamfara => N2,250

8. Akwa Ibom => N4,500

9. Ogun => N4,500

10. Cross River => N4,500

11. Enugu => N4,500

12. Rivers => Nothing

13. Edo => N4,500

14. Osun => N8,500

15. Kano => N4,000

16. Ekiti => N8,500

17. Oyo => N8,500

18. Kogi => N8,500

19. Imo => N4,500

20. Bauchi => N4,500

21. Abia => Nothing

22. Ondo => N8,500

23. Lagos => N4,500

24. Katsina => Nothing

25. Gombe => N4,500

26. Taraba => N7,500

27. Bayelsa => Nothing

28. Delta => N4,500

Note: No one is embodiment of knowledge, if you think that any of the figure is not correct, please let us know by using the comment section. Also, if you are serving in any of the missing states in the list, tell us how much they have paid so far in that state. Thank you and God bless you.