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The National Association of Nigerian Students on Wednesday commended the Federal Government for excluding universities, polytechnics and colleges of education from the platform of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System.

Federal workers have expressed frustration as the N35,000 wage award promised by President Bola Tinubu's led federal government reportedly falters.

Education Budget: Any hope?

The 686 officers, whose salaries were suspended did not show up for the verification exercise and their salaries remain suspended.

The meeting with the top Federal Government officials took place in Abuja on Monday.

He made the clarification in a statement he personally signed on Sunday and made available to the eagle online.

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.

The PUNCH had exclusively reported that thousands of civil servants had their November 2023 salaries withheld by the government due to IPPIS irregularities.

The House of Representatives has restated its commitment to remove tertiary institutions from the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS), to enhance lecturers’ welfare and reduce the brain drain syndrome.