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Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by lexy2014: 10:35pm On Apr 23, 2020 |
bluefilm: It is characteristic of people who are intellectually deficient to express themselves d way u do. That puts u far far away from being a lecturer. If u are one, then u are a disgrace. U are using foul language because u have nothing upstairs. U are using foul language because u have absolutely no rational explanation as to why d govt is asking lecturers for their bvn instead of getting it themselves from CBN records. Its a surprise that such a simple question can expose u. So speaking of intelligence & humility, it wouldn't have cost u anything to simply say u don't no d reason why instead of talking about form lecturers are filling. So where my intelligence stops is actually were yours begins. If u call that pride, then u better step up ur game. So whether u are in your "lecturer room" or nairaland, it shouldn't stop u from displaying decorum& intellectualism. I don't see how ur being on nairaland should make u display crass agbero traits in a simple discussion. U can't give what u don't have. Even if u are in Buckingham palace, u will still display d traits of someone who lacks decorum& intellect. Don't blame d environment. Take responsibility for your liability. |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by lexy2014: 10:37pm On Apr 23, 2020 |
wanger50: Can't d govt not get d bvn details from CBN itself? |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by lexy2014: 10:42pm On Apr 23, 2020 |
Simplyleo: Whether I choose to ask my question ten times or a hundred times isn't ur business. U aren't under any obligation to answer any question I ask whether they be "boring" or not. And ur tagging of my question boring is even a contradiction of d epistle that u wrote. D question I asked required a simple yes or no. I didn't require this unwanted epistle |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by Simplyleo: 10:50pm On Apr 23, 2020 |
lexy2014:Yes, the "epistle" is a preemptive response to what you are apparently driving at which is completely at variance with logic. |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by lexy2014: 10:51pm On Apr 23, 2020 |
Lisaint: Good. So we are getting somewhere. What are d modalities u are referring? According to u d FG thru d office of d accountant general pays d lecturers which means it uses electronic transfers. And if electronic transfers are d means of payment, that means d accountant general has their account numbers& if so, then getting or investigating d bvn of d lecturers shouldn't be a problem. Are we in agreement on that? |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by lexy2014: 10:55pm On Apr 23, 2020 |
Simplyleo: my question wasn't directed at u so how are u able to decipher d direction am driving at? And if that's d case, then u obviously d one who is at variance with logic because I didn't require all d many info u volunteered |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by zicoy6k: 11:07pm On Apr 23, 2020 |
I have read many comments here and realized that almost everyone has no idea how the university system works and they are quick to make ignorant comments. There is a lot to say but I'll just focus on lecturers teaching in more than one university. ASUU COLLECTING MULTIPLE SALARIES? One. As at today there is no Nigerian University that is okay with its staffing needs, probably only the 1st and 2nd generation ones. Most of the remaining Universities including those set up by Presidents Jonathan and later Buhari are surviving due to: 1 Sabbatical staffers 2 Visiting staffers 3 Contract staffers Most of these staffers are recruited from the existing staffers of other federal Universities. These same staffers are the ones servicing most state and private universities. Consequently, going by FG insistence on IPPIS, it is saying to other universities to close shop, because with this payment method in place, all staffers spread through out the country, earning legitimate salary will either forfeit their main salary or the allowances as a result of servicing other universities that need their services. Two, the current number of academic staffers which is about 40,000 is grossly inadequate for FG and State Universities, that is why there is the need for adjunct staffers from within. Three, the idea that we should recruit new staffers from the large pool of unemployed youth in the country is not tenable, because there is the policy of Staff Mix as enshrined in the NUC BMAS, you can not just employ a Professor or Senior Lecturer from the open market. So you see, FG policy inconsistencies is the bane. They are always setting up new universities without concurrent staff ration on ground. If the Managements of the institutions in trying to survive recruit sabbatical, visiting and contract staffers from within the system, the FG accuse them of paying same staffers double salaries and you want to use IPPIS or another policy to weed out ghost workers. So you see! ASUU is trying to protect the system from all angles. If the FG does not want sabbatical and other adjunct staffers in other universities as it is derailing the system, let them close ALL universities using them as their permanent staffers. It is as simple as that. By so doing most State Universities and newly created FG universities will cease to exist. Forget about Private universities, they are surviving because of this same system that the FG abhors. It should be noted that sabbatical and visiting staffing are common practices in academia all over the world. ASUU is not a one armed bandit as it is portrayed. It is the Union that is the saviour of the system. If today ASUU will be adamant and say "hey go to hell, let all our members stay in their original places of work, no more sabbatical, visiting and other adjunct services", half of the universities will close shop. Hate or love the Union, for ASUU it is inconsequential! Starve the staffers to death! Strangle the educational system to death! Deliberately kill the educational system! ASUU will continue to fight. If the Union survived the subversive boots of the military, babbar riga and gowns of the civilians can not be that intimidative! Dare to confront injustice! ASUU is not out to court SYMPATHY! 1 Like |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by kolotar: 1:45am On Apr 24, 2020 |
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Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by agabusta: 6:14am On Apr 24, 2020 |
omonnakoda: FG is simply trying to avoid duplication in payments. How hard is this? There is nothing like a switch for lecturers salary. The FG has direct staff in all the states of the federation, and no one's salary has ever been switched on and off like a tap. So far you guys want to keep drawing salaries from the FG, you must submit to the procedures set out by FG to curtail fraud. |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by omonnakoda: 6:20am On Apr 24, 2020 |
agabusta:You have no manners. Who is you guys who told youn I am a Lecturer? Oponu |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by omonnakoda: 6:21am On Apr 24, 2020 |
agabusta:You have no manners. Who is you guys who told youn I am a Lecturer? Oponu You think everyone here is your coeval? Stop quoting me blockhead |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by eldeens: 6:24am On Apr 24, 2020 |
Integrafamoo: There are some specialized programmes that we have few lecturers to teach, so the need for the visiting, the minimum requirement to lecture is PhD, and for a course to be accredited, it must has atleast six qualified staff, atleast 1 professor/reader, 2 senior lecturers and 3 lecturer l&below, all with PhDs. Although it's mostly the private and state universities that have this problem, I agreed with you, the state and private universities should employ more staff or rather train their staff. For federal universities, the FG should employ and also encourage staff training and research 1 Like |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by agabusta: 6:25am On Apr 24, 2020 |
omonnakoda: I even thought this thing na sane being. You are obviously an idiot for trying to claim status on a faceless forum. |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by omonnakoda: 6:27am On Apr 24, 2020 |
agabusta:Sure you are not an idiot just stop quoting me and get lost |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by AAA593: 8:12am On Apr 24, 2020 |
zicoy6k:This it. I clap for you. Well done Sir. |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by wanger50(m): 9:10am On Apr 24, 2020 |
lexy2014:Except for issues of national security, the government is not legally allowed to retrieve bvn's |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by zona01: 11:52am On Apr 24, 2020 |
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Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by lexy2014: 12:37pm On Apr 24, 2020 |
wanger50: Really? Who issued d bvn to d lecturers in d first place? What are d issues of "national security" are u referring to? |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by lexy2014: 12:41pm On Apr 24, 2020 |
zicoy6k: Bros thumbs up. U are highly blessed |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by lexy2014: 12:43pm On Apr 24, 2020 |
agabusta: Which duplication in payments are u referring? |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by osazsky(m): 11:09pm On Apr 24, 2020 |
lexy2014:so u don't know that some lecturers are already in ippis ...are u in Nigeria? Most especially uniben ...so they should pay those ones that got registered for ippis twice....that's d reason for d bvn duplication of payment .does FG ask for bvn before now |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by lexy2014: 6:50am On Apr 25, 2020 |
osazsky: Did I ask u if am in Nigeria or abroad? Which duplication in payments are u referring to? U haven't answered d question. U are just rambling without passing across any useful information |
Re: No BVN, No Payment Of Withheld Salary - FG Replies ASUU by zicoy6k: 11:44am On Apr 25, 2020 |
osazsky: If that is their intention, then they they don't need the Lecturers to fill any form. The required details can be provided by the bursary department. Given the antecedent of the Finance Minister and the gimmicks of AGF, ASUU is trying to prevent possible backdoor registration of her members into the IPPIS platform. Many staff have been enrolled in the IPPIS platform using their BVN without physically presenting themselves for capturing. If you have been following the struggles of ASUU and what this government is capable of, you will know that there's more than meets the eye on the part of the minister of finance and AGF. |
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