You are correct privacy is vital. But it is a pity that many in the group don't have any idea of what privacy connotes. In the group someone in the rank Prof or Deputy Registrar will make a post and a junior level 2 officer will attack him as if they are on the same level and the admins more than often look away from such lack of decorum.

Apart from this, there are battalions of non tertiary institutions staff who have infiltrated the group perpetrating frauds, and posting unfounded information to the curiousity of thousands of members of the group.

Beress:

Don't mind the guy. Every now and then he kept on promoting the said fake news group, and when u challenge him he tells u he has nothing to gain, then why do u want everybody to join?


Pls no one should mention any Instagram or Telegram page here again, else I will call mod for una.

Some of us like our privacy and wouldn't want to toil with it, and Nairaland guarantees that


May Nairaland live long!

Has any paramilitary officer received April salary yet?

Henryjp:
Has any paramilitary officer received April salary yet?

Not yet...

Henryjp:
Has any paramilitary officer received April salary yet?

The military have been paid today.

Please house, what is minimum wage and what is consequential adjustment. I read from NAAT release that they met IPPIS director and he said minimum wage has been implemented on our salary remaining consequential adjustment.

Minimum wage is applicable to staff earning below 30k minimum wage benchmark. Consequential adjustment is for those earning above. The consequential adjustment will be done based on percentages for different levels

please has any non academic staff in any tertiary institution been paid?

I read the said NAAT release on the Telegram group and I discovered that the person who took the minutes of the said meeting of NAAT with the Director of IPPIS, confused the two terms new minimum wage and consequential adjustment of new minimum wage to mean different things while in actual reality they mean the same.

The two terms mean the same thing but it is differently applied to staff on different grade levels. The new minimum wage of 30k was adjusted in relative percentages for staff above grade level 6. Therefore for this category of staff, it is referred to as consequential adjustment. But for staff below grade level 6, no adjustment was required as they are directly paid the 30k new minimum wage increase.

The consequential adjustment of the new minimum wage has been implemented for all staff above grade level 6 but the heavy tax regime and other deductions introduced by IPPIS have swallowed the increase of the consequential adjustment

adewale4jesus:
Please house, what is minimum wage and what is consequential adjustment. I read from NAAT release that they met IPPIS director and he said minimum wage has been implemented on our salary remaining consequential adjustment.

cerpvad:
I read the said NAAT release on the Telegram group and I discovered that the person who took the minutes of the said meeting of NAAT with the Director of IPPIS, confused the two terms new minimum wage and consequential adjustment of new minimum wage to mean different things while in actual reality they mean the same.

The two terms mean the same thing but it is differently applied to staff on different grade levels. The new minimum wage of 30k was adjusted in relative percentages for staff above grade level 6. Therefore for this category of staff, it is referred to as consequential adjustment. But for staff below grade level 6, no adjustment was required as they are directly paid the 30k new minimum wage increase.

The consequential adjustment of the new minimum wage has been implemented for all staff above grade level 6 but the heavy tax regime and other deductions introduced by IPPIS have swallowed the increase of the consequential adjustment

Thanks for the explanation

harrisonfo:
Minimum wage is applicable to staff earning below 30k minimum wage benchmark. Consequential adjustment is for those earning above. The consequential adjustment will be done based on percentages for different levels

Thanks

Guzel:

Meddlesome interloper, there were no deductions (new tax regime plus other unaccountable deductions). ASUU members did not submit BVN number as requested by government yet govt paid. Strike continues

So, stubbornness and disobedience is now being promoted as new normal by those that should set good academic and moral standards for the youths of this country. Sad!

Please when are they going to pay non academic staff salary oh we have children to feed and my aged father just developed partial stroke, they say if u don't have side hustle as a civil servant u are on ur own. But some job responsibility no dey give person that chance. I was able to secure a small hustle and just started February when this covid 19 issue took over so I have no savings. U go pay rent, train children in school, feed etc with how much. God abeg Make government still dey try pay us our small salary ontime na. Na garri we dey soak since 2 days now. GOVERNMENT PAY US OUR SALARY PLEASE!!!

[quote author=Echkel post=89389380]Please when are they going to pay non academic staff salary oh we have children to feed and my aged father just developed partial stroke, they say if u don't have side hustle as a civil servant u are on ur own. But some job responsibility no dey give person that chance. I was able to secure a small hustle and just started February when this covid 19 issue took over so I have no savings. U go pay rent, train children in school, feed etc with how much. God abeg Make government still dey try pay us our small salary ontime na. Na garri we dey soak since 2 days now. GOVERNMENT PAY

The Federal Government has raised the alarm that some individuals are determined to sabotage the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS).

Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) is believed to have saved ₦361 billion that could have been paid to corrupt civil servants.

The Office of the Accountant General of the Federation (OAGF) raised the alarm on Sunday in a statement from Abuja.

The OAGF was reacting to reports that it had paid Armed Forces their April, 2020 salaries.

According to the OAGF: “The Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) Department in the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation confirmed that as at Friday 8th May, 2020, the Armed Forces personnel had been paid.”

The OAGF said the delay “in the salary payment was due to the unexpected lockdown in the country which led to late submission of variations by the Agencies concerned and the need to accommodate their inputs in the April payroll accordingly.”

It was alleged that the April 2020 salaries of military and paramilitary personnel was delayed “as a result of incapability and inexperience of the operators of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS).”

However, “officials of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) had given assurance that the salaries would be paid between 4th and 8th May, 2020” before the allegations became public.

The OAGF lamented that “such report has the potency to incite the Armed Forces and the general public against the operations of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS).”

It added that “staff of the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation (OAGF) and the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) are competent professionals who have demonstrated the will and capacity to get the job done.

This the OAGF noted that is “despite distractions and opposition from some quarters whose objectives is to sabotage the government policy that has saved the nation over N361 billion.”

Audio #361 billion

Useless government

This useless IPPIiS has not yet payed paramilitary officers up till now. They only payed armed forces and they are making noise as if they have paid everyone

this Regime
Na Very
serious
SCAM

All ye ' I just spoke with IPPIS Director and he said....' and all ye ' I heard from a reliable source that....' Oya show face ohh, this is another week, una food is ready again. We need your usual predictions for salary payments to keep our spirits up

I was confidentially informed that salaries will be paid this week

cerpvad:
All ye ' I just spoke with IPPIS Director and he said....' and all ye ' I heard from a reliable source that....' Oya show face ohh, this is another week, una food is ready again. We need your usual predictions for salary payments to keep our spirits up

Hahaha


Keeps hope Alive

cerpvad:
All ye ' I just spoke with IPPIS Director and he said....' and all ye ' I heard from a reliable source that....' Oya show face ohh, this is another week, una food is ready again. We need your usual predictions for salary payments to keep our spirits up

Haaaa Make una stop d jokes na, na serious issue we dey so o e no funny again ooooo

Echkel:
Haaaa Make una stop d jokes na, na serious issue we dey so o e no funny again ooooo

I just rose from a meeting with IPPIS Director now. He said ' Salary loading 98%
set awon 'I was reliably informed

Beress:
I was confidentially informed that salaries will be paid this week

It seems civil defence and other paramilitary officers won't be payed today. No much time today again

This people are very heartless
Imagine May 11 and yet no hope of salary

I just heard from the PTF press briefing now that health workers in Abuja has not been paid April salary. If those that are working has not been paid, then those of us in Tertiary institutions can as well forget our April salary.

There was a country

Really. Give us details. Was the information revealed by one of the journalists posing questions to the PTF members? What was the PTF officials response to the information?

Beress:
I just heard from the PTF press briefing now that health workers in Abuja has not been paid April salary. If those that are working has not been paid, then those of us in Tertiary institutions can as well forget our April salary.

There was a country

Beress:
I just heard from the PTF press briefing now that health workers in Abuja has not been paid April salary. If those that are working has not been paid, then those of us in Tertiary institutions can as well forget our April salary.

There was a country

There was a country indeed

But some of Us they Go work oooo

cerpvad:
Really. Give us details. Was the information revealed by one of the journalists posing questions to the PTF members? What was the PTF officials response to the information?

The info was revealed by a Journalist in the form of a question and the Minister of Health responded just like a typical Nigerian politician..."The Health workers should pls give us more time as we are working assiduously to resolve the issue"

I strongly believe this country is cursed

Henryjp:
This useless IPPIiS has not yet payed paramilitary officers up till now. They only payed armed forces and they are making noise as if they have paid everyone

Not only para military we polytechnic staffs too....