₦airaland Forum

jolyment:
Do you know that lecturers are entitled to excess workload allowances,etc.? IPPIS didn't capture all these entitlement. Lecturers are not fools!

jolyment:
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ASUU use their Union resources and knowledge to develop UTAS. Blame FG for not funding universities properly to cater for online teaching and learning. I love online teaching but the resources are not there.

onyxo76:
the online thing may be a good idea but may not work in most universities, how much are you prepared to send on data for a week of online lectures? not every one has access to good network coverage in the location where they stay, then the network or server overload too will be an issue, maybe in the next couple of years it might happen but nit for now.

pobosky20:
ASUU should focus more on maintaining standards in Nigerian universities instead of fighting against innovations that will ensure accountability and transparency as the govt claims. All I want to see is a union that will strongly oppose sex-for-grade in our campuses and graduate students as at when due.
Why is ASUU always rejecting IPPIS in d first place? Cant we have a unified system in this country for once?

Ibegtodiffer:
9. Barcelona, Mancity, Juventus and Maguire of PenManU,..I no go pray bad prayer for una. But una no try...

biglizzy:
Any other reason for opting out of IPPIS may be tenable( though I strongly believe an employee should not dictate to his/her employer how he/she should be paid) but please don't mention excess work load allowance. Many of the lecturers are working in 2-5 institutions in the name of adjunct staff. So if there's truly workload how are they able to cope with the demands of 2-5 jobs at the same time. This is the primary reason they don't want the IPPIS

9jatriot:
What does public worker mean please?

jolyment:
Only few lecturers teach in more than one institution because it's for Senior Lecturers and above, probably because of their specialities. Few lecturers abuse the job by working in many places. But there are ways of checking that. FG should pay what they are owing ASUU and include ASUU peculiarities in IPPIS. If this is done,am sure strike will never happen again.

SegFault:
Just took a look at your moniker. No need arguing with you.

jolyment:
Do you know that lecturers are entitled to excess workload allowances,etc.? IPPIS didn't capture all these entitlement. Lecturers are not fools!

jUeLiZ:
I no blame them,,I no blame federal government,
if say my parents been hustle like their peers in their days,,,ASUU and federal government for no d toss me to n fro like dis...mk dem do wetin dem like..na dia time

MrEgghead:
But it captured medical doctors and other health workers allowances ..Why is that of lecturers different I think there's more to this IPPIS that the lecturers are not telling us.

greatcrown:
There is no difference between academicians and rogues in Nigeria. Why should employees be dictating for employer?

On the so called fraudulent software; has it been tested? How many companies is using it globally?

ASUU rejected a system that is being used by big companies throughout the world and they are coming up with one that has not been tested. Who does that?

I hope the the uncooperating ASUU can all be sacked. It's obvious it's about personal interest and not the national interest.

Matthewdan:
Hope you dae hustle like your mate now make your children nu say the same thing oh

Islie:
PUNCH

MrEgghead:
But it captured medical doctors and other health workers allowances ..Why is that of lecturers different I think there's more to this IPPIS that the lecturers are not telling us.

Islie:
PUNCH