FG Apparently Stops Installment Of Compensations For Instructors Not On IPPIS

The Federal government has apparently solicited the Ministry from Finance not to pay January compensations of instructors and all specialists of tertiary establishments who are not enlisted on the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System (IPPIS), a concentrated finance framework.....
 As indicated by the Cable, the bookkeeper general of the league in a letter sent to the Minister of Finance, Zainab Ahmed, trained the Minister not to discharge reserves implied for January compensations to tertiary foundations, saying installments would just be made to teachers that have followed the obligatory enrolment to the IPPIS stage. 

"l am coordinated to advise you that the arrangement of January 2020 pay finance and Warrants of the Federal Tertiary organizations are progressing and will be prepared for accommodation at the latest 29th of January, 2020," the letter read. 

This is to offer impact to the mandate of the Federal Government that all Ministries, Departments and Agencies drawing Personnel Cost from the Consolidated Revenue Fund (CRF) ought to be selected on the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System (IPPIS). 

So as to complete this order, you are please mentioned not to discharge the Funds for installment of compensations to the Tertiary Institutions as their pay rates will hereafter be paid on the IPPIS Platform with impact from January 2020." the letter read to some degree 

The mandate on non-installment of January compensations comes three weeks after President Buhari facilitated individuals from The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at the presidential manor in Abuja over the IPPIS discussion.

 ASUU had dismissed the national government's order for laborers to try out the brought together finance framework, saying it would influence the self-governance of universities.The body have threaneted to go on an uncertain strike if the Federal government demands IPPIS enrolment of its individuals. 

The association had rather proposed the University Transparency and Accountability Solution (UTAS) "to address the particular instances of speakers in the installment of pay rates and different payments". 

In any case, the central government has more than once demanded that teachers still in the Federal government's finance must get tried out the IPPIS. 

ASUU is yet to respond to this ongoing advancement.