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| Re: Why FG Is Insisting On IPPIS – ASUU by pfadom: 11:15pm On Dec 20, 2019 |
ASUU lacks credibility to talk. It is obvious it has something to hide. |
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| Re: Why FG Is Insisting On IPPIS – ASUU by Poorboy: 9:10pm On Dec 21, 2019 |
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Above is my last salary alert. So yes, IPPIS paid you. them don pay this new wage anywhere? We dey look for December alert here. |
| Re: Why FG Is Insisting On IPPIS – ASUU by iswallker(m): 11:23am On Dec 23, 2019 |
AAA593:
Thunder fire wetin. Do you even understand ASUU points?
IPPIS is the fact that it is a blatant violation of the concept of university autonomy. University autonomy is a global practice associated with universities all over the world and it has four main dimensions namely: academic, organisational, financial and staff autonomy. Perhaps, some little words about university autonomy would suffice. Academic autonomy simply means the university’s capacity to manage its internal academic affairs independently. Such academic issues include students’ admissions, academic content, quality assurance and the introduction of new degree programmes. Organisational autonomy has to do with the university’s ability to decide freely on issues like decision-making bodies, executive leadership, legal entities and internal academic structures. Financial autonomy s all about the university’s ability to decide freely on internal financial matters like managing its funds independently and setting its strategic aims.
All these must be added the fact that university autonomy gives absolute powers to a body called the university governing council. This body is officially recognised by the laws establishing universities in Nigeria. It is this body that is saddled with the responsibility for the control and management of university funds, employment and promotion of staff. All edicts and statues establishing universities and the nation’s constitution give full powers to the governing councils as the supreme body concerned with the day-to-day operation of the university. In the profoundest sense, university autonomy means that all powers academic, managerial and financial are vested in the governing council. All the agreements signed between the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities since 1992 have shown abundantly that Nigerian universities should be allowed to operate in compliance with their enabling laws, statues, rules and regulations.
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