The Accountant-General of the Federation, Mr
Ahmed Idris, says government is taking proactive
steps to make sure that salaries are not delayed
again.
Idris said this in an interview with newsmen after
the commissioning of a creche donated to the
office of the AGF by ECOBANK on Thursday in
Abuja.
He expressed regret that most Federal
Government workers as of Thursday were yet to
receive their salaries for October.
He said the delay was caused by technical fault
in the Integrated Payroll and Personnel
Information Solution (IPPIS) system.
Idris said, “We are being proactive and we will do
whatever it takes to maintain the technology and
make sure that this kind of thing does not
happen again.
“It is not in our interest that this kind of thing is
happening and we bear the responsibility. We are
doing all it takes to make sure that it doesn’t
happen again.
“We have established a backup for GIFMIS
(Government Integrated Financial Management
Information System) and this will ensure that we
are prepared the next time we experience system
failure.”
Idris said that whatever technical fault
experienced, it had already been resolved and
salaries were now being paid.
“It is not anything that has to do with lack of
money. We have resources; we have money but
the technology to deploy.
“We now do e-payment so any slight glitch in the
technology will impact on payment. And that is
what has happened.
“But this has been resolved and alerts have been
coming. People have started receiving their
salaries,” he said.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the
IPPIS facilitates automation and storage of
personnel records to support monitoring of staff
emolument payments against budget.
It also ensures prompt payment of salaries
directly to employees’ accounts with appropriate
deductions and remittances of third party
payments such as tax, pension, cooperatives,
union dues and bank Loans.


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prosperous13:
The Accountant-General of the Federation, Mr
Ahmed Idris, says government is taking proactive
steps to make sure that salaries are not delayed
again.
Idris said this in an interview with newsmen after
the commissioning of a creche donated to the
office of the AGF by ECOBANK on Thursday in
Abuja.
He expressed regret that most Federal
Government workers as of Thursday were yet to
receive their salaries for October.
He said the delay was caused by technical fault
in the Integrated Payroll and Personnel
Information Solution (IPPIS) system.
Idris said, “We are being proactive and we will do
whatever it takes to maintain the technology and
make sure that this kind of thing does not
happen again.
“It is not in our interest that this kind of thing is
happening and we bear the responsibility. We are
doing all it takes to make sure that it doesn’t
happen again.
“We have established a backup for GIFMIS
(Government Integrated Financial Management
Information System) and this will ensure that we
are prepared the next time we experience system
failure.”
Idris said that whatever technical fault
experienced, it had already been resolved and
salaries were now being paid.
“It is not anything that has to do with lack of
money. We have resources; we have money but
the technology to deploy.
“We now do e-payment so any slight glitch in the
technology will impact on payment. And that is
what has happened.
“But this has been resolved and alerts have been
coming. People have started receiving their
salaries,” he said.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the
IPPIS facilitates automation and storage of
personnel records to support monitoring of staff
emolument payments against budget.
It also ensures prompt payment of salaries
directly to employees’ accounts with appropriate
deductions and remittances of third party
payments such as tax, pension, cooperatives,
union dues and bank Loans.


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Even they too know that they won't fulfill their promise