Realmrsean:
tinubu is more incharge of his gorvernment than buhari was

BlueRayDick:


I wonder the people that actually use Jumia food cos it has never worked for me . No matter where I dey they will just keep saying “sorry we don’t deliver to your location “.

Na vex I use delete their yeye app.

Chowdeck that came yesterday are doing really well in terms of their service . I just hope chowdeck are breaking even tho

BlueRayDick:


I wonder the people that actually use Jumia food cos it has never worked for me . No matter where I dey they will just keep saying “sorry we don’t deliver to your location “.

Na vex I use delete their yeye app.

Chowdeck that came yesterday are doing really well in terms of their service . I just hope chowdeck are breaking even tho

izzou:


Lol

I dey use am na, and e no bad.

I am a pained customer

izzou:


Lol

I dey use am na, and e no bad.

I am a pained customer

izzou:


Lol

I dey use am na, and e no bad.

I am a pained customer

monerozi5590:



Hope you guys know what you are talking about concerning the IPPIS stuff and lectures?

Melvyn11:

I mean compared to someone like Asari.

BlueRayDick:


Na Chowdeck I dey always use; they make more sense as per service delivery and fast too

Theflint1:
Checking the Chowdeck out, it's really not bad, and considering fuel prices, and the stress of going to and fro, their deliveries are priced decently.

monerozi5590:


I believe is not unconnected to the autonomy they are talking about given to public universities/polytechnics.

Can Nigeria universities fund themselves?

Don't you think will become very expensive?

Where in the world do government don't fund public universities?

Theflint1:
Checking the Chowdeck out, it's really not bad, and considering fuel prices, and the stress of going to and fro, their deliveries are priced decently.

BlueRayDick:


Where did u get this ur own information? The news simply said ASUU and ASUP have been given approval to exit the IPPIS platform. Where did u see it being linked to autonomy/government funding of Universities/Polytechnics?

Did anybody talk about autonomy when dem CBN, NNPC and co were exempted from IPPIS from the onset?

Itsrm:


I'm actually not talking about the merits or demerits of IPIPS. Just saying Tinubu is more open to dialogue compared to Buhari.

monerozi5590:





“What that means in simple language is that the university authorities and other tertiary institutions will now be paying their own personnel from their own end instead of relying on the IPPIS.”

BlueRayDick:


Lol.

U are misinterpreting a simple statement na. It means they will revert to the status quo before IPPIS was forced on them. At least there was a way the lecuturers were getting paid before the IPPIS wahala came up.

Theflint1:
Ironically, Ramdeuter sees it as a show of cowardice.

monerozi5590:



Why did they resist IPPIS in the first place. One of the reasons is that it limits their autonomy.

This is autonomy to public tertiary institutions. Na dem VCs go the present their budget to National Assembly.

VCs about to cash out too.

nihilistjnr:


Ramdeuter is a hell of a coach. I had to bring the tactics here from his private Snapchat.

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raumdeuter:


National assembly will have nothing to do with Tertiary institutions

monerozi5590:



Why did they resist IPPIS in the first place. One of the reasons is that it limits their autonomy.

This is autonomy to public tertiary institutions. Na dem VCs go the present their budget to National Assembly.

VCs about to cash out too.

BlueRayDick:


They resisted the IPPIS because they said it did not take into cognizance of the peculiarity of their job and renumeration packages. You are just confusing urself importing autonomy into the discussion even when the news article didn't mention anything of such.

The issue of financial autonomy of tertiary institutions has not been finalized between FG and federal owned tertiary institutions. As of today FG still funds most part of tertiary institutions' expenses. Nothing has changed

monerozi5590:



Which place VCs or schools go defend their budget ?

raumdeuter:


They just become like private university so it's to their governing board.

Raise fund anyway spend it anyway leave govt out of it

monerozi5590:




Read ASUU National President interview with Punch here. Prof. Emmanuel.

https://punchng.com/ippis-ASUU-hails-fg-as-fec-removes-varsities-others/

However, ASUU, the umbrella body for lecturers in Nigerian universities, resisted the implementation of IPPIS within universities, arguing that it undermined university autonomy and does not accommodate the unique nature of academic work.

While speaking on the impact of the removal from IPPIS, he said, “The approval will change every wrong thing in the system, vice-chancellors, and our colleagues don’t have to run to Abuja for anything, and the issue of multiple employment, and wrong deductions, will no longer occur. Our colleagues don’t have to run to Abuja over infractions in their salaries.

“All that universities need to do now is to go to the National Assembly and defend its budget and any VC that exceeds the figure should be punished. They should set the rules. There is no need to run to Abuja or the Ministry of Education for anything.

“They should resolve all these issues so we can all be on a clean slate and if there is a smooth relationship between the union and government, the better.”

BlueRayDick:


They resisted the IPPIS because they said it did not take into cognizance of the peculiarity of their job and renumeration packages. You are just confusing urself importing autonomy into the discussion even when the news article didn't mention anything of such.

The issue of financial autonomy of tertiary institutions has not been finalized between FG and federal owned tertiary institutions. As of today FG still funds most part of tertiary institutions' expenses. Nothing has changed

monerozi5590:


Yeah, some of them are still confused. They want FG to come out and spell everything out whether this is what they really wanted for existing them from IPPIS.

Schools will become more expensive with this. I don't want this.

GloriousGbola:


Ippis is oracle payroll on the backend. All the talk about peculiarity of remuneration is just capping. It actually made me feel ashamed reading arguments from so called lecturers. And their so called in house payroll solution they allegedly came up with.

You can code any peculiarity into oracle payroll.

The issue imho is that it is an electronic trail where your wayo overpayment of 10 years ago can be brought out