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Akin Aboluwade  Members of the Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Polytechnics in Nigeria have called for the scrapping of the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System, IPPIS introduced by the Federal Government. The SSANIP members, who made the call on Thursday during a protest held at The Polytechnic Ibadan, Oyo State, described the system as fraud. The workers, who came from polytechnics across the South-West zone of the country, also demanded for the payment of salary arrears of their members in Osun, Ondo and Ogun states. The National Vice President of SSANIP, Ayo Bankole,...

Punch Newspapers Sections Wale Oyewale, Ibadan Workers at The Polytechnic Ibadan, on Monday, vowed not to succumb to pressure as they began an indefinite strike over the non-implementation of the minimum wage by the Oyo State Government. A joint committee of all staff unions in the institution, comprising the academic and non-academic staff, held that the governing council and the Oyo State Government failed to implement the minimum wage for the workers. The Chairman, Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, Ibadan Polytechnic branch, Abiodun Abegunde, said the matter must be addressed immediatel...

Daily Post Nigeria The University of Ilorin has commenced online lectures for students of the institution. Kunle Akogun, Director of Corporate Affairs of the institution, announced this in a statement in Ilorin on Monday. The statement urged students to disregard the information going viral on social media that the arrangement had been put off. “Management wishes to assure all our students that we are fully committed to covering all lost grounds as a result of the long break occasioned by the Covid-19. “All necessary arrangements have been put in place to ensure hitch free online classes ...

Oyo State chapter of Socialist Party of Nigeria (SPN) has said that Monday's indefinite strike embarked upon by workers at the Polytechnic Ibadan has

The federal government has said it will review the proposed January 18 resumption date for schools, as the country battles the second wave of COVID-19.