LIST OF COMPANIES THAT PAY HUGELY IN NIGERIA

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Whether it’s the sweet perks, unlimited
opportunities or management structure, there
are some companies who just know how to take
good care of their employees. Job community site
Jobberman released a survey for Best Places to
Work, which measured employee satisfaction,
overall experience and commitment across
employers in Nigeria.
The Best Companies to Work rankings include 50
multinationals , 45 majorly Nigerian companies
and 12 government agencies.
To ascertain the companies that were the best
places to work, conducted surveys of more than
10,000 employees in Nigeria. Over 5000
companies were submitted by 10,482 respondents
(experienced, entry level and exec management).
89% of those who filled the survey were gainfully
employed. Only companies with at least 100 full-
time permanent employees were considered.
The index was calculated by getting a weighted
average of each recipient’s top 5 companies and
dream company to work for. Recipients also
selected workplace metrics that mattered to them
in making these choices – Company Culture,
Salary, Non-Salary Benefits, Proximity to
Company Location, Prestige/Company Brand,
Management Integrity and commitment to staff
welfare.
From the survey results, there is clearly hope for
indigenous companies in the next few decades as
they continue to grow and dominate the
economic landscape amidst existence of
established multinationals doing business in
Nigeria.
INDUSTRY Multinationals Indicated
1. Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC)
Oil & Gas Multinational
2. Chevron Oil & Gas Multinational
3. Mobil Oil & Gas Multinational
4. NNPC Oil & Gas
5. MTN Telecommunication Multinational
6. Nestlé Nigeria FMCG Multinational
7. Nigerian Civil Service Government
8. Total Oil & Gas Multinational
9. Dangote FMCG
10. Nigeria Breweries FMCG
11. Glo Telecommunication
12. GTB Banking
13. CBN Banking
14. NLNG Oil & Gas
15. Unilever FMCG Multinational
16. Guinness FMCG Multinational
17. Etisalat Nigeria Telecommunication
Multinational
18. First Bank of Nigeria Banking
19. Julius Berger Construction Multinational
20. Cadbury FMCG Multinational
21. Eni (Saipem) formerly AGIP Oil & Gas
Multinational
22. CocaCola FMCG Multinational
23. P&G FMCG Multinational
24. PZ FMCG Multinational
25. Oando Oil & Gas
26. GE Conglomerate Multinational
27. Zenith Bank Banking
28. KPMG Consulting Multinational
29. GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceticals Multinational
30. Friesland Foods WAMCO FMCG Multinational
31. British American Tobacco FMCG Multinational
32. Flour Mills FMCG
33. Schlumberger Oil & Gas Multinational
34. Diamond Bank Banking
35. United Nations International Organization
Multinational
36. Baker Hughes Oil & Gas Multinational
37. Price Waterhouse Cooper (PWC) Consulting
Multinational
38. PHCN Energy
39. Nigeria Immigration Service Government
40. UBA Banking
41. 7up Bottling Company FMCG Multinational
42. Lafarge Cement Construction Multinational
43. NAFDAC Government
44. Honeywell Flour Mills FMCG
45. UAC FMCG Multinational
46. Arik Air Aviation
47. EKO Hotel Hospitality
48. Halliburton Energy Oil & Gas Multinational
49. Airtel Nigeria Telecommunication
Multinational
50. IITA Agriculture
51. Accenture Consulting Multinational
52. Sahara Energy Oil & Gas
53. Chi Farms FMCG
54. Stanbic IBTC Banking Multinational
55. NCC (Nigeria Communications Commission)
Government
56. FIRS Government
57. Independent National Electoral Commission
Government
58. Fidelity Bank Banking
59. UNICEF Non-Profit Multinational
60. Addax Oil & Gas Multinational
61. Standard Chartered Bank Banking
Multinational
62. Africa Independent Television Media
63. Conoil Oil & Gas
64. ARM Financial Services
65. Silverbird Media
66. FAAN Government
67. WHO Non-Profit Multinational
68. Google Technology Multinational
69. NiMASA Government
70. Cool FM Media
71. FHI Non-Profit Multinational
72. Setraco Construction
73. Ecobank Banking Multinational
74. May and Baker FMCG Multinational
75. Texaco Oil Oil & Gas Multinational
76. Ericsson Nigeria Technology Multinational
77. INTEL Technology Multinational
78. Sheraton Hotels Hospitality Multinational
79. Seplat Petroleum Oil & Gas
80. Interswitch Technology
81. Lagos State Government Government
82. Leadway Insurance Insurance
83. DHL Logistics Multinational
84. USAID Non-Profit Multinational
85. IBM Technology Multinational
86. Intercontinental Hotels Hospitality
87. Channels Televisions media
88. Multichoice (DSTV) Media Multinational
89. Orange Drugs Pharmaceuticals
90. MAERSK GROUP Conglomerate Multinational
91. Access Bank Banking
92. NestOil Group Oil & Gas
93. Akintola Williams Delloitte Consulting
94. ECOWAS International Organization
Multinational
95. MainOne Cable Technology
96. Nigeria Customs Government
97. APCON Advertising
98. Insight Communications Advertising
99. Transcorp Conglomerate
100. Mantrac Construction Multinational
100. FCMB Banking
100. Consolidated Breweries Plc FMCG
100. Fan Milk FMCG
100. Corporate Affair Commission (CAC)
Government
100. SON (Standards Organization of Nigeria)
Government
100. NDIC (Nigeria Deposit Insurance
Corporation) Government
Survey Source: Jobberman
http://thebusinessaim.com.ng/100-best-
companies-to-work-for-in-nigeria/

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