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The federal government has begged the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to accept the Integrated Payroll and Personnel information system

The current strike by Nigerian university lecturers, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has resulted in about 15 lecturers passing away at the University of Calabar, Cross River State. This is as there are other fatalities every day at the nation's institutions. On February 14 this year, ASUU announced a one-month warning strike due to the Federal Government's refusal to meet their demands. Since then, the public universities' gates have been closed.

Counties have until October 1 to migrate their management systems to a unified human resource platform used across the public service.

Three days ago, the National Industrial Court of Nigeria ordered the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to suspend its seven months of nationwide strike and return to classrooms

The National Information Technology Development Agency has revealed that the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) and University

Some personnel of the Nigeria Police Force on Thursday told SaharaReporters that they were yet to be paid the six months arrears of the new salary structure President Muhammadu Buhari approved for the Force in 2021.       The grumbling officers told SaharaReporters on Thursday that it was over 72 hours since their accounts were supposed to have been credited following the directive of the Inspector General of Police authorising the payment, but unfortunately, they were yet to receive alerts.

The Federal Government says it will continue to negotiate with ASUU in spite of Wednesday’s court ruling restraining the union from continuing with its seventh month strike.

“The enthusiasm and positive outlook embodied in the massive protest movement called #EndSARS should inspire young people to vote for those with integrity, honesty, accountability, and political will. Voting for people with these characteristics will prevent retired soldiers, retired bureaucrats, and retired businessmen from becoming our “black market” political leaders.”

Femi Gbajabiamila and the leadership of the House are to meet President Muhammadu Buhari over the resolution of the ongoing ASUU strike

Meanwhile, attending foreign universities is not new to Nigeria’s first family, and this has been adduced as a reason for the “President’s seemingly lacklustre approach to resolving ASUU strike.”