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Top 10 highest-paying NGX companies by employees salaries in 2025

NairaMetrics about 2 hours 1 mins read

Companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange paid out significant sums in employee wages and salaries in 2025, with the ten highest-spending firms collectively disbursing approximately N2.13 trillion in staff compensation during the year.

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Top 10 highest-paying NGX companies by employees salaries in 2025

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