AN information technology design that acts as ramparts against escalating payroll fraud, and has produced amazing results since its introduction, is vehemently being opposed by the Academic Staff Union of Universities. ASUU’s reasoning is self-serving, pedestrian and indefensible. The Federal Government should, therefore, not budge, as this has nothing to do with the concept of university autonomy.

Rightly, the Federal Government’s Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System aims to enrol its workers on a single platform for all Ministries, Departments and Agencies that draw personnel cost from the Consolidated Revenue Fund. So far, it has saved the country billions of naira by eliminating thousands of ghost workers. Between 2016 and 2017 alone, the Federal Government was able to save the sum of N208.4 billion in personnel costs. Government had earlier given October 31 as the deadline for all public sector workers to be enrolled on the IPPIS, to avoid their salaries being stopped as President Muhammadu Buhari hinted when he presented the 2020 budget proposals to the National Assembly. Many states also bedevilled by the vice have opted for the policy.
Read More: http://750gistmedia.com.ng/ASUU-cant-be-exempted-from-the-ippis/

OK

There are lectures receiving salary from note than one institutions and yet a lot of graduates are jobless.


IPPIS is a must.

marztar:
There are lectures receiving salary from note than one institutions and yet a lot of graduates are jobless.
IPPIS is a must.

This still does not stop them from receiving salary from other private institutions. ASSU is only trying to chance the government..