ASUU said IPPIS was developed by foreigners❌❌❌❌. FALSE. #Asuuwhy
Since the inception of IPPIS in 2007, two Nigerian companies have worked on the project.
There have never been any foreign company in the IPPIS project /1
The truth about the IPPIS is;
IPPIS was introduced in 2007 as one of the innovations of Bureau of Public Service Reforms (BPSR) as part of the Federal Government’s commitment to revolutionize and reform Nigeria’s public service. /2 #Asuuwhy
IPPIS was created to provide accurate and reliable data on personnel in the public service, for the purpose of budgeting for recurrent expenditures and other challenges. /3 #Asuuwhy
The application IPPIS runs on can be modified. There have been numerous upgrades since inception.
All of ASUU's complaints have been implemented.
The issue of Visiting and Sabbatical is not an IPPIS problem. /4 #ASUUWhy
The government says you can not earn from numerous universities at the same time and that is what has been imputed on the IPPIS application.
If the government agrees to multiple adjuncting then it will reflect on IPPIS. 5/5 #ASUUWHY
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The Sabbatical agreement allows for a lecturer to have only one sabbatical at a singular University. This can be either as a visiting lecturer or on a sabbatical. You can do only one, not both.
When @FinPlanKaluAja1@DrCOmole and others brought into our consciousness what was really happening between @ASUUNGR and FG and the IPPIS brouhaha.
It made many of us dig deeper on the true position of things …
In my search for answers on the incessant @ASUUNGR strains like Sango each time
I have come to find out that one of the primary cause of disagreement between ASUU and the Federal Government on the IPPIS issue is that of sabbaticals. /2 #ASUUwhy
Sabbaticals?
You might be tempted to ask
Yes Sabbaticals
The agreement allows for a lecturer to have only one sabbatical at a singular University. This can be either as a visiting lecturer or on a sabbatical. You can do only one, not both.