tellsblinks:
before school closed due to issue of the pandemic my school employed almost 50 workers which include lab technicians etc, this was a great move as my school was in the brink of failing in the academic section.

so many cases of "not knowing the lecturer handling a course till few weeks to exams" most atimes lecturers keep complaining of clashing courses and they don't have strength... story continues, which is even appalling to hear


it's clear enough that ipps helped eradicate issues of ghost workers in the educational sectors.. and also made more lecturers and workers to be employed


ipps has helped collect tax from the salaries of the workers directly which is good for the country NIGERIA, (its not new because most private workers pay salary taxes)



of recent I've been seeing posts about ASUU and NASU going for another strike because of IPPS

what really is the problem of ASUU and NASU? why don't they like IPPS