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Mr Mamman, who was joined by other ministers at the briefing session, said the new directive takes immediate effect.

Mr Mamman, who was joined by other ministers at the briefing session, said the new directive takes immediate effect.

The Government of Bola Ahmad Tinibu should look into the problems of IPPIS and GIFMIS and provide solutions to the issues bothering financial crisis in Nigerian tertiary institutions before jumping the gun as meager salary is the problem that affects Nigerian academicians when compared to other agencies. However, There is need to create opportunity of sabbatical in IPPIS flatform to fill the empty gap of lecturers in other institutions, and or accept the University Transparency and Accountabilit...

  The Nigerian House of Representatives has said it has begun plans to ensure the removal of public tertiary institutions from the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS).   According to the lawmakers, this move will boost the welfare of lecturers and reduce the brain drain syndrome plaguing public tertiary institutions.

Concerning public universities, ASUU should not indulge pretenders and unjustifiably disgruntled elements who have nothing to lose but more to gain if these universities collapse totally. It should be rightfully insisted upon that university workers’ welfare, the working environment, and associated conditions must be improved in a sustainable manner!

Another critical issue demanding urgent attention is the state of infrastructure in schools. Dilapidated buildings, lack of modern amenities, and overcrowded

Senate also resolved to hold an interactive session with the Head of Service, the National President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) among others

The refusal of the federal government to reach an agreement with ASUU on the payment platform allegedly allows IPPIS officials in various universities to perpetrate corruption.

The probe, it said, would also include delayed capturing and payment of staff of federal government-owned universities as well as the status of the disagreement between the Federal Government and ASUU on the use of either IPPIS or UTAS as the preferred payment platform for Nigerian university staff.

The Senate is investigating allegations of bribery and corruption of staff of Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) officials at various universities. The alleged action by the officials had resulted to delayed capturing and payment of staff of Federal Government-owned universities who were recruited as far back as 2020. The resolution followed a motion