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Dupalmer:
More like it. Can anyone please tell me why ASUU doesn't want to be oasrt of the IPPIS?

This is a good question, let me help.
1. All those on Ippis presently are groaning. irregular taxation, deduction of salaries etc. Worst is you must go to Abuja to resolve irregularities on your salar at your expense instead of payroll in your institution.

2. Ippis is worldbank/IMF template just like SAP. that is why Government has refused to modify it to reflect the peculiarities of our current University system.

3. Ippis was designed to emasculate ASUU. hence it has no provision for deductions for dues and other legally agreed dues.

4. Ippis was not designed to curb fraud. Indeed there have been recorded cases of fraud already. Also why are senators and Govt officials not on IPPIS?

5. Ippis renders the Governing councils of universities useless. The Govt can simply send new staff to schools without recourse to the University or qualification.

6. Ippis violates the principle of University autonomy which is contained in an earlier agreement reached with ASUU.
7. Nowhere else in the world is a software like Ippis in use, why Nigeria. The Govt is bent on foisting it because of personal gain

8.ASUU has developed an equivalent software which factors in the peculiarities of Nigerian Universities, Why is Fg refusing to look at?


These are just a few

IPPIS: Here are 9 reasons lecturers may shut university doors again
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ASUU says the university system is dynamic and integrating universities into IPPIS would unleash on the university unintended consequences, which include mutating academics into mainstream civil service.

2. ASUU believes that there is no clear and convincing evidence that IPPIS can capture remuneration of staff on sabbatical, external examiners, external assessors, and Earned Academic Allowance.

3. ASUU notes that IPPIS does not and cannot cater for the constant movement of staff in the cases of visiting, adjunct, and part-time lecturers.

4. ASUU contends that IPPIS cannot predict and address the promotion of academics especially, associate professors and professors, which are subject to external assessment.

5. It also believes that IPPIS will constitute an impediment in the way of the ability of Universities to recruit staff for new programmes as well as replace same, while newly employed staff cannot be paid their salaries until they are enrolled into IPPIS database.

6. ASUU relies on section 2AA of the universities Miscellaneous Provisions (Amendment) Act 2003 that States universities should be allowed to operate in compliance with enabling laws, statutes, rules and regulations in conformity with due process and within the laws of the land.

7. It is the view of ASUU that the law establishing each university is an Act of the National Assembly; hence, it cannot be upturned by an Executive action or operations of the OAGF.

8. The union also insisted that its members are not answerable to the office the Accountant General of the Federation, but to their respective Governing Councils.

9. ASUU finally noted that no university in the world operates an IPPIS-related system

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