Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Nobody: 10:54am On Jun 01, 2020 |
ASUU misappropriations have been spotted by the introduction of IPPIS, which is a good idea, because many ghost accounts are traced and blocked, then lecturers wailed. That is, corrupt politicians cannot tame corrupt lecturers.
The only lasting solution is to ensure that lecturers earn more than politicians since its only single payment. Increase their salary please! 3 Likes |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by OKTolu: 10:56am On Jun 01, 2020 |
How I wish lecturer can be taken good care of the way politicians are taken good care of themselves in this country
Corrupt system 3 Likes |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Vetsolo(m): 11:05am On Jun 01, 2020 |
ASUU has held this country to ransom for a long time with the bogus allowance ,they see themselves as superior civil servant ,the IPPIS has come to correct that this is why they keep spewing new allegations everyday a bulk of their salaries are actually what they should pay as taxes but this crooks has not been forthright Now the government has caught up with u do the needful or ur job would be given to another kingi777: The IPPIS doesn't have any package for payment of allowances to lecturers. Therefore, It's only the basic salaries they now earn. So how does federal government expect them to call off the strike and diligently work when they are forcefully enrolled into IPPIS and striping them of some allowances that make their salaries tangible.
BEFORE YOU CRITICISE THE LECTURERS TAKE A LOOK AT THIS;
Take home salary for lecturers after IPPIS deduction without allowances: PhD LII is #130,000 PhD LI is #163,000 plus min. 3 years post PhD Senior Lecturer #235,000 plus min. 6years post PhD Professor ��� #345,000 plus min. 10 years post PhD Senior Professor ��� #423,000.... Minimum of 3years gap with hard work. Many spend as high as 5years before they can move up the ladder of promotions.
REMEMBER From these peanuts of a pay; They teach a crowd for a class They supervise multitudes They attend conferences from their pockets They attend seminars from this peanuts They write and publish articles in reputable journals (enquire the cost of publishing).....etc They undergo rigorous stress to carry out research. They spend minimum of 4 years in BSc They spend minimum of 2 years in MSc They spend minimum of 3 years in PhD (in Nigeria is near impossible they even spend upto 5 years and above).
Consider their rigours, the pain, the emotional trauma, physical drain, brain drain, intellectual drain they go through just to be qualified for their job specification...
I think our Lecturers work like elephants and earn like ants, they deserve a better pay or renumeration.
In terms of welfare: You know that 50% of your lecturers don't have good offices/furnitures. Most lecturers lack good working environment. Most lecturers handle/teach a crowd of students yet they still try to deliver lectures in such environment (instead of the normal 30-50 students class size). Most Lecturers supervise projects at their expense. You want his best yet you deny him the best.
When you compare this salary with those of other Federal Govt agencies it's very very ridiculous. If you compare it with Universities abroad then Nigeria �� salary scale for lecturers is infinitesimally small.
Before you criticise them; First put yourself in their shoes. Could you have studied to PhD just to earn #130,000? Could you have invested the better part of your life upto Prof just to earn #345,000? Think! They may not have been the best they should yet they are among the best in the world especially if they are giving the right environment to practice.
Before you criticise ASUU/Lecturers think. Except you are happy with the state of the university system.
NO COUNTRY CAN GROW BEYOND IT'S VALUE FOR EDUCATION.
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Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by apexx4020: 11:06am On Jun 01, 2020 |
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Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by guy222: 11:09am On Jun 01, 2020 |
Nigeria's lecturers are the most lazy lecturers in the world, imagine a text book or handout use 15 years ago in 100level is still what the are using today, very lazy set of people, no new research always using references of 1420, 1818, 1740, 1920, who does this? Bunch of scammers copying from google in order to form a useless text book that even a secondary school student can do same provided the topics 2 Likes |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Waist: 11:10am On Jun 01, 2020 |
kingi777: The IPPIS doesn't have any package for payment of allowances to lecturers. Therefore, It's only the basic salaries they now earn. So how does federal government expect them to call off the strike and diligently work when they are forcefully enrolled into IPPIS and striping them of some allowances that make their salaries tangible.
BEFORE YOU CRITICISE THE LECTURERS TAKE A LOOK AT THIS;
Take home salary for lecturers after IPPIS deduction without allowances: PhD LII is #130,000 PhD LI is #163,000 plus min. 3 years post PhD Senior Lecturer #235,000 plus min. 6years post PhD Professor ��� #345,000 plus min. 10 years post PhD Senior Professor ��� #423,000.... Minimum of 3years gap with hard work. Many spend as high as 5years before they can move up the ladder of promotions.
REMEMBER From these peanuts of a pay; They teach a crowd for a class They supervise multitudes They attend conferences from their pockets They attend seminars from this peanuts They write and publish articles in reputable journals (enquire the cost of publishing).....etc They undergo rigorous stress to carry out research. They spend minimum of 4 years in BSc They spend minimum of 2 years in MSc They spend minimum of 3 years in PhD (in Nigeria is near impossible they even spend upto 5 years and above).
Consider their rigours, the pain, the emotional trauma, physical drain, brain drain, intellectual drain they go through just to be qualified for their job specification...
I think our Lecturers work like elephants and earn like ants, they deserve a better pay or renumeration.
In terms of welfare: You know that 50% of your lecturers don't have good offices/furnitures. Most lecturers lack good working environment. Most lecturers handle/teach a crowd of students yet they still try to deliver lectures in such environment (instead of the normal 30-50 students class size). Most Lecturers supervise projects at their expense. You want his best yet you deny him the best.
When you compare this salary with those of other Federal Govt agencies it's very very ridiculous. If you compare it with Universities abroad then Nigeria �� salary scale for lecturers is infinitesimally small.
Before you criticise them; First put yourself in their shoes. Could you have studied to PhD just to earn #130,000? Could you have invested the better part of your life upto Prof just to earn #345,000? Think! They may not have been the best they should yet they are among the best in the world especially if they are giving the right environment to practice.
Before you criticise ASUU/Lecturers think. Except you are happy with the state of the university system.
NO COUNTRY CAN GROW BEYOND IT'S VALUE FOR EDUCATION.
Copied and reviewed I appreciate your comments, but have you ever go in one on one with this lecturers? Well I have done that. These set of people have change the system that has always be the dream of every candidate who want to further his or her education into higher institutions. To be honest, I am highly disappointed in the tertiary education of this country. Infact I will not advised even my enemy to go through the tertiary education of this country. From high handiness, to sexual harassment, bribery, cultists. Name but a few. I have no grudges against them but the system need total overhaul. Thanks. |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Alexpetra: 11:11am On Jun 01, 2020 |
if the Educated inside a nation keep quiet when the illiterate in government are making decisions because dey feel or think it will never get to them...well guess what! it here for them too. i mean if this Professors that are earning 300-400k a month from the start or before now try to make systematic regulating law of the price of things and keep the value of the country currency . by now that 400k should be a good money. the question is how did #300k, naira that is raising shoulder with dollar get to nothing in the economy today. |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by bluefilm: 11:13am On Jun 01, 2020 |
I detest anything that has to do with ASUU so much.
Bunch of learned criminals. |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Ogagawhite(f): 11:26am On Jun 01, 2020 |
Matter plenty for dis country to settle |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Gundel001: 11:29am On Jun 01, 2020 |
in one word the strike will be longer...ok 1 Like |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by heykims(m): 11:33am On Jun 01, 2020 |
kingi777: The IPPIS doesn't have any package for payment of allowances to lecturers. Therefore, It's only the basic salaries they now earn. So how does federal government expect them to call off the strike and diligently work when they are forcefully enrolled into IPPIS and striping them of some allowances that make their salaries tangible.
BEFORE YOU CRITICISE THE LECTURERS TAKE A LOOK AT THIS;
Take home salary for lecturers after IPPIS deduction without allowances: PhD LII is #130,000 PhD LI is #163,000 plus min. 3 years post PhD Senior Lecturer #235,000 plus min. 6years post PhD Professor ��� #345,000 plus min. 10 years post PhD Senior Professor ��� #423,000.... Minimum of 3years gap with hard work. Many spend as high as 5years before they can move up the ladder of promotions.
REMEMBER From these peanuts of a pay; They teach a crowd for a class They supervise multitudes They attend conferences from their pockets They attend seminars from this peanuts They write and publish articles in reputable journals (enquire the cost of publishing).....etc They undergo rigorous stress to carry out research. They spend minimum of 4 years in BSc They spend minimum of 2 years in MSc They spend minimum of 3 years in PhD (in Nigeria is near impossible they even spend upto 5 years and above).
Consider their rigours, the pain, the emotional trauma, physical drain, brain drain, intellectual drain they go through just to be qualified for their job specification...
I think our Lecturers work like elephants and earn like ants, they deserve a better pay or renumeration.
In terms of welfare: You know that 50% of your lecturers don't have good offices/furnitures. Most lecturers lack good working environment. Most lecturers handle/teach a crowd of students yet they still try to deliver lectures in such environment (instead of the normal 30-50 students class size). Most Lecturers supervise projects at their expense. You want his best yet you deny him the best.
When you compare this salary with those of other Federal Govt agencies it's very very ridiculous. If you compare it with Universities abroad then Nigeria �� salary scale for lecturers is infinitesimally small.
Before you criticise them; First put yourself in their shoes. Could you have studied to PhD just to earn #130,000? Could you have invested the better part of your life upto Prof just to earn #345,000? Think! They may not have been the best they should yet they are among the best in the world especially if they are giving the right environment to practice.
Before you criticise ASUU/Lecturers think. Except you are happy with the state of the university system.
NO COUNTRY CAN GROW BEYOND IT'S VALUE FOR EDUCATION.
Copied and reviewed Saying IPPIS doesn't recognise allowances is a fat lie. The problem ASUU is facing is that members haven't been cleared to be entitled to those allowances by the assigned unit which can be sorted out easily. Doctors, nurses and other health workers are paid different allowances on the IPPIS platform. Also, u don't blame IPPIS for the poor salaries of lecturers, let the union leaders meet the govt for salary negotiations. All civil servants are subjected to full taxation and lecturers mustn't be left out, so their tax deductions must be optimized as it has been suboptimal. 1 Like |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Jokerman(m): 11:36am On Jun 01, 2020 |
Honestly......
Lecturers Teachers Doctors Engineers Soldiers Police
Should be most paid professions in Nigeria.
Reduce all those bastard politicians wages and salaries and egunje.... That's why people don't work with their heart |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Engrduke: 11:39am On Jun 01, 2020 |
kingi777: The IPPIS doesn't have any package for payment of allowances to lecturers. Therefore, It's only the basic salaries they now earn. So how does federal government expect them to call off the strike and diligently work when they are forcefully enrolled into IPPIS and striping them of some allowances that make their salaries tangible.
BEFORE YOU CRITICISE THE LECTURERS TAKE A LOOK AT THIS;
Take home salary for lecturers after IPPIS deduction without allowances: PhD LII is #130,000 PhD LI is #163,000 plus min. 3 years post PhD Senior Lecturer #235,000 plus min. 6years post PhD Professor ��� #345,000 plus min. 10 years post PhD Senior Professor ��� #423,000.... Minimum of 3years gap with hard work. Many spend as high as 5years before they can move up the ladder of promotions.
REMEMBER From these peanuts of a pay; They teach a crowd for a class They supervise multitudes They attend conferences from their pockets They attend seminars from this peanuts They write and publish articles in reputable journals (enquire the cost of publishing).....etc They undergo rigorous stress to carry out research. They spend minimum of 4 years in BSc They spend minimum of 2 years in MSc They spend minimum of 3 years in PhD (in Nigeria is near impossible they even spend upto 5 years and above).
Consider their rigours, the pain, the emotional trauma, physical drain, brain drain, intellectual drain they go through just to be qualified for their job specification...
I think our Lecturers work like elephants and earn like ants, they deserve a better pay or renumeration.
In terms of welfare: You know that 50% of your lecturers don't have good offices/furnitures. Most lecturers lack good working environment. Most lecturers handle/teach a crowd of students yet they still try to deliver lectures in such environment (instead of the normal 30-50 students class size). Most Lecturers supervise projects at their expense. You want his best yet you deny him the best.
When you compare this salary with those of other Federal Govt agencies it's very very ridiculous. If you compare it with Universities abroad then Nigeria �� salary scale for lecturers is infinitesimally small.
Before you criticise them; First put yourself in their shoes. Could you have studied to PhD just to earn #130,000? Could you have invested the better part of your life upto Prof just to earn #345,000? Think! They may not have been the best they should yet they are among the best in the world especially if they are giving the right environment to practice.
Before you criticise ASUU/Lecturers think. Except you are happy with the state of the university system.
NO COUNTRY CAN GROW BEYOND IT'S VALUE FOR EDUCATION.
Copied and reviewed Thank you. Please can you provide me with the Universities Salary table or take-home pay before the implementation of the IPPIS Payment structure? Thank you Sir. |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Picardor2: 11:40am On Jun 01, 2020 |
Guy the lecturers are becoming official thieves. Allowances are paid with ippis not just the basic. Get it straight. Why are u lying to the poor masses. kingi777: The IPPIS doesn't have any package for payment of allowances to lecturers. Therefore, It's only the basic salaries they now earn. So how does federal government expect them to call off the strike and diligently work when they are forcefully enrolled into IPPIS and striping them of some allowances that make their salaries tangible.
BEFORE YOU CRITICISE THE LECTURERS TAKE A LOOK AT THIS;
Take home salary for lecturers after IPPIS deduction without allowances: PhD LII is #130,000 PhD LI is #163,000 plus min. 3 years post PhD Senior Lecturer #235,000 plus min. 6years post PhD Professor ��� #345,000 plus min. 10 years post PhD Senior Professor ��� #423,000.... Minimum of 3years gap with hard work. Many spend as high as 5years before they can move up the ladder of promotions.
REMEMBER From these peanuts of a pay; They teach a crowd for a class They supervise multitudes They attend conferences from their pockets They attend seminars from this peanuts They write and publish articles in reputable journals (enquire the cost of publishing).....etc They undergo rigorous stress to carry out research. They spend minimum of 4 years in BSc They spend minimum of 2 years in MSc They spend minimum of 3 years in PhD (in Nigeria is near impossible they even spend upto 5 years and above).
Consider their rigours, the pain, the emotional trauma, physical drain, brain drain, intellectual drain they go through just to be qualified for their job specification...
I think our Lecturers work like elephants and earn like ants, they deserve a better pay or renumeration.
In terms of welfare: You know that 50% of your lecturers don't have good offices/furnitures. Most lecturers lack good working environment. Most lecturers handle/teach a crowd of students yet they still try to deliver lectures in such environment (instead of the normal 30-50 students class size). Most Lecturers supervise projects at their expense. You want his best yet you deny him the best.
When you compare this salary with those of other Federal Govt agencies it's very very ridiculous. If you compare it with Universities abroad then Nigeria �� salary scale for lecturers is infinitesimally small.
Before you criticise them; First put yourself in their shoes. Could you have studied to PhD just to earn #130,000? Could you have invested the better part of your life upto Prof just to earn #345,000? Think! They may not have been the best they should yet they are among the best in the world especially if they are giving the right environment to practice.
Before you criticise ASUU/Lecturers think. Except you are happy with the state of the university system.
NO COUNTRY CAN GROW BEYOND IT'S VALUE FOR EDUCATION.
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Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Picardor2: 11:43am On Jun 01, 2020 |
heykims:
Saying IPPIS doesn't recognise allowances is a fat lie. The problem ASUU is facing is that members haven't been cleared to be entitled to those allowances by the assigned unit which can be sorted out easily. Doctors, nurses and other health workers are paid different allowances on the IPPIS platform. Also, u don't blame IPPIS for the poor salaries of lecturers, let the union leaders meet the govt for salary negotiations. All civil servants are subjected to full taxation and lecturers mustn't be left out, so their tax deductions must be optimized as it has been suboptimal. Nice one bro. Leave this liar. ASUU as a whole are thieves becos they want to take what does not belong to them |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Abagworo(m): 11:43am On Jun 01, 2020 |
kingi777: The IPPIS doesn't have any package for payment of allowances to lecturers. Therefore, It's only the basic salaries they now earn. So how does federal government expect them to call off the strike and diligently work when they are forcefully enrolled into IPPIS and striping them of some allowances that make their salaries tangible.
BEFORE YOU CRITICISE THE LECTURERS TAKE A LOOK AT THIS;
Take home salary for lecturers after IPPIS deduction without allowances: PhD LII is #130,000 PhD LI is #163,000 plus min. 3 years post PhD Senior Lecturer #235,000 plus min. 6years post PhD Professor ��� #345,000 plus min. 10 years post PhD Senior Professor ��� #423,000.... Minimum of 3years gap with hard work. Many spend as high as 5years before they can move up the ladder of promotions.
REMEMBER From these peanuts of a pay; They teach a crowd for a class They supervise multitudes They attend conferences from their pockets They attend seminars from this peanuts They write and publish articles in reputable journals (enquire the cost of publishing).....etc They undergo rigorous stress to carry out research. They spend minimum of 4 years in BSc They spend minimum of 2 years in MSc They spend minimum of 3 years in PhD (in Nigeria is near impossible they even spend upto 5 years and above).
Consider their rigours, the pain, the emotional trauma, physical drain, brain drain, intellectual drain they go through just to be qualified for their job specification...
I think our Lecturers work like elephants and earn like ants, they deserve a better pay or renumeration.
In terms of welfare: You know that 50% of your lecturers don't have good offices/furnitures. Most lecturers lack good working environment. Most lecturers handle/teach a crowd of students yet they still try to deliver lectures in such environment (instead of the normal 30-50 students class size). Most Lecturers supervise projects at their expense. You want his best yet you deny him the best.
When you compare this salary with those of other Federal Govt agencies it's very very ridiculous. If you compare it with Universities abroad then Nigeria �� salary scale for lecturers is infinitesimally small.
Before you criticise them; First put yourself in their shoes. Could you have studied to PhD just to earn #130,000? Could you have invested the better part of your life upto Prof just to earn #345,000? Think! They may not have been the best they should yet they are among the best in the world especially if they are giving the right environment to practice.
Before you criticise ASUU/Lecturers think. Except you are happy with the state of the university system.
NO COUNTRY CAN GROW BEYOND IT'S VALUE FOR EDUCATION.
Copied and reviewed They should resign and get replaced by willing young brains. How many Nigerians are earning 135k even with their Msc? 1 Like |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by bigiyaro(m): 11:44am On Jun 01, 2020 |
kingi777: The IPPIS doesn't have any package for payment of allowances to lecturers. Therefore, It's only the basic salaries they now earn. So how does federal government expect them to call off the strike and diligently work when they are forcefully enrolled into IPPIS and striping them of some allowances that make their salaries tangible.
BEFORE YOU CRITICISE THE LECTURERS TAKE A LOOK AT THIS;
Take home salary for lecturers after IPPIS deduction without allowances: PhD LII is #130,000 PhD LI is #163,000 plus min. 3 years post PhD Senior Lecturer #235,000 plus min. 6years post PhD Professor ��� #345,000 plus min. 10 years post PhD Senior Professor ��� #423,000.... Minimum of 3years gap with hard work. Many spend as high as 5years before they can move up the ladder of promotions.
REMEMBER From these peanuts of a pay; They teach a crowd for a class They supervise multitudes They attend conferences from their pockets They attend seminars from this peanuts They write and publish articles in reputable journals (enquire the cost of publishing).....etc They undergo rigorous stress to carry out research. They spend minimum of 4 years in BSc They spend minimum of 2 years in MSc They spend minimum of 3 years in PhD (in Nigeria is near impossible they even spend upto 5 years and above).
Consider their rigours, the pain, the emotional trauma, physical drain, brain drain, intellectual drain they go through just to be qualified for their job specification...
I think our Lecturers work like elephants and earn like ants, they deserve a better pay or renumeration.
In terms of welfare: You know that 50% of your lecturers don't have good offices/furnitures. Most lecturers lack good working environment. Most lecturers handle/teach a crowd of students yet they still try to deliver lectures in such environment (instead of the normal 30-50 students class size). Most Lecturers supervise projects at their expense. You want his best yet you deny him the best.
When you compare this salary with those of other Federal Govt agencies it's very very ridiculous. If you compare it with Universities abroad then Nigeria �� salary scale for lecturers is infinitesimally small.
Before you criticise them; First put yourself in their shoes. Could you have studied to PhD just to earn #130,000? Could you have invested the better part of your life upto Prof just to earn #345,000? Think! They may not have been the best they should yet they are among the best in the world especially if they are giving the right environment to practice.
Before you criticise ASUU/Lecturers think. Except you are happy with the state of the university system.
NO COUNTRY CAN GROW BEYOND IT'S VALUE FOR EDUCATION.
Copied and reviewed sorry to quote all your epistle (post) in a country where 30k is the minimum wage, someone earning 345k should be well off, also, anyone who is studying to PhD in order to get rich, is to pitied most among all men, have you seen a billionaire teacher? pls tell your profs to leave teaching and do business, they can earn much more that way than, hiding under ASUU to pilfer money from students and government, tell them to invent stuffs in their fields of endeavour, the pattern right can make them billionaires if they want to sell, its only in Nigeria you see a professor of business studies/management that don't own a single business or start up, professor of chemistry without any secret formula to his name, Nigerian professors are just copy and paste teachers, ASUU should take heart, their thieving days are over. 3 Likes |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by heykims(m): 11:44am On Jun 01, 2020 |
Picardor2: Guy the lecturers are becoming official thieves. Allowances are paid with ippis not just the basic. Get it straight. Why are u lying to the poor masses. Don't mind the guy, I'm on IPPIS and earn three different allowances. |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Picardor2: 11:44am On Jun 01, 2020 |
ASUU ARE BUNCH OF CRIMINALS. ONLY CRIMINALS BEHAVE THE WAS THEY DO. |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by obailala(m): 11:45am On Jun 01, 2020 |
kingi777: The IPPIS doesn't have any package for payment of allowances to lecturers. Therefore, It's only the basic salaries they now earn. So how does federal government expect them to call off the strike and diligently work when they are forcefully enrolled into IPPIS and striping them of some allowances that make their salaries tangible.
BEFORE YOU CRITICISE THE LECTURERS TAKE A LOOK AT THIS;
Take home salary for lecturers after IPPIS deduction without allowances: PhD LII is #130,000 PhD LI is #163,000 plus min. 3 years post PhD Senior Lecturer #235,000 plus min. 6years post PhD Professor ��� #345,000 plus min. 10 years post PhD Senior Professor ��� #423,000.... Minimum of 3years gap with hard work. Many spend as high as 5years before they can move up the ladder of promotions.
REMEMBER From these peanuts of a pay; They teach a crowd for a class They supervise multitudes They attend conferences from their pockets They attend seminars from this peanuts They write and publish articles in reputable journals (enquire the cost of publishing).....etc They undergo rigorous stress to carry out research. They spend minimum of 4 years in BSc They spend minimum of 2 years in MSc They spend minimum of 3 years in PhD (in Nigeria is near impossible they even spend upto 5 years and above).
Consider their rigours, the pain, the emotional trauma, physical drain, brain drain, intellectual drain they go through just to be qualified for their job specification...
I think our Lecturers work like elephants and earn like ants, they deserve a better pay or renumeration.
In terms of welfare: You know that 50% of your lecturers don't have good offices/furnitures. Most lecturers lack good working environment. Most lecturers handle/teach a crowd of students yet they still try to deliver lectures in such environment (instead of the normal 30-50 students class size). Most Lecturers supervise projects at their expense. You want his best yet you deny him the best.
When you compare this salary with those of other Federal Govt agencies it's very very ridiculous. If you compare it with Universities abroad then Nigeria �� salary scale for lecturers is infinitesimally small.
Before you criticise them; First put yourself in their shoes. Could you have studied to PhD just to earn #130,000? Could you have invested the better part of your life upto Prof just to earn #345,000? Think! They may not have been the best they should yet they are among the best in the world especially if they are giving the right environment to practice.
Before you criticise ASUU/Lecturers think. Except you are happy with the state of the university system.
NO COUNTRY CAN GROW BEYOND IT'S VALUE FOR EDUCATION.
Copied and reviewed Without a side-by-side comparison between the old system and new system, we may never have a full grasp of what the grievances of the lectures are regarding this IPPIS thing. The text you copied and pasted states that lectures will receive no allowances under the IPPIS scheme; why do I find this unbelievable? Even if we assume that is right, a question which really begs for answers is, were lectures getting any allowances in the old system prior to this IPPIS? If they did, were the so called allowances legal and transparent? I hear the IPPIS system will ensure transparency in the university payroll system by blocking illegally deducted and untraceable allowances and double salaries, and will also ensure lectures pay tax (as it should be). Of course knowing how Nigerians love illegal things, many lectures wouldn't be happy with anything that blocks the usual bazaar. By all means, this version of the story sounds more credible, it's left for the lectures to prove otherwise. 2 Likes |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by GboyegaD(m): 11:45am On Jun 01, 2020 |
kingi777: The IPPIS doesn't have any package for payment of allowances to lecturers. Therefore, It's only the basic salaries they now earn. So how does federal government expect them to call off the strike and diligently work when they are forcefully enrolled into IPPIS and striping them of some allowances that make their salaries tangible.
BEFORE YOU CRITICISE THE LECTURERS TAKE A LOOK AT THIS;
Take home salary for lecturers after IPPIS deduction without allowances: PhD LII is #130,000 PhD LI is #163,000 plus min. 3 years post PhD Senior Lecturer #235,000 plus min. 6years post PhD Professor ��� #345,000 plus min. 10 years post PhD Senior Professor ��� #423,000.... Minimum of 3years gap with hard work. Many spend as high as 5years before they can move up the ladder of promotions.
REMEMBER From these peanuts of a pay; They teach a crowd for a class They supervise multitudes They attend conferences from their pockets They attend seminars from this peanuts They write and publish articles in reputable journals (enquire the cost of publishing).....etc They undergo rigorous stress to carry out research. They spend minimum of 4 years in BSc They spend minimum of 2 years in MSc They spend minimum of 3 years in PhD (in Nigeria is near impossible they even spend upto 5 years and above).
Consider their rigours, the pain, the emotional trauma, physical drain, brain drain, intellectual drain they go through just to be qualified for their job specification...
I think our Lecturers work like elephants and earn like ants, they deserve a better pay or renumeration.
In terms of welfare: You know that 50% of your lecturers don't have good offices/furnitures. Most lecturers lack good working environment. Most lecturers handle/teach a crowd of students yet they still try to deliver lectures in such environment (instead of the normal 30-50 students class size). Most Lecturers supervise projects at their expense. You want his best yet you deny him the best.
When you compare this salary with those of other Federal Govt agencies it's very very ridiculous. If you compare it with Universities abroad then Nigeria �� salary scale for lecturers is infinitesimally small.
Before you criticise them; First put yourself in their shoes. Could you have studied to PhD just to earn #130,000? Could you have invested the better part of your life upto Prof just to earn #345,000? Think! They may not have been the best they should yet they are among the best in the world especially if they are giving the right environment to practice.
Before you criticise ASUU/Lecturers think. Except you are happy with the state of the university system.
NO COUNTRY CAN GROW BEYOND IT'S VALUE FOR EDUCATION.
Copied and reviewed The solution is for them to work out what the allowances are for each level/staff and send them to the IPPIS team to include in the package. It is no rocket science if the process is transparent. |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by CodeTemplar: 11:45am On Jun 01, 2020 |
kingi777: The IPPIS doesn't have any package for payment of allowances to lecturers. Therefore, It's only the basic salaries they now earn. So how does federal government expect them to call off the strike and diligently work when they are forcefully enrolled into IPPIS and striping them of some allowances that make their salaries tangible.
BEFORE YOU CRITICISE THE LECTURERS TAKE A LOOK AT THIS;
Take home salary for lecturers after IPPIS deduction without allowances: PhD LII is #130,000 PhD LI is #163,000 plus min. 3 years post PhD Senior Lecturer #235,000 plus min. 6years post PhD Professor ��� #345,000 plus min. 10 years post PhD Senior Professor ��� #423,000.... Minimum of 3years gap with hard work. Many spend as high as 5years before they can move up the ladder of promotions.
REMEMBER From these peanuts of a pay; They teach a crowd for a class They supervise multitudes They attend conferences from their pockets They attend seminars from this peanuts They write and publish articles in reputable journals (enquire the cost of publishing).....etc They undergo rigorous stress to carry out research. They spend minimum of 4 years in BSc They spend minimum of 2 years in MSc They spend minimum of 3 years in PhD (in Nigeria is near impossible they even spend upto 5 years and above).
Consider their rigours, the pain, the emotional trauma, physical drain, brain drain, intellectual drain they go through just to be qualified for their job specification...
I think our Lecturers work like elephants and earn like ants, they deserve a better pay or renumeration.
In terms of welfare: You know that 50% of your lecturers don't have good offices/furnitures. Most lecturers lack good working environment. Most lecturers handle/teach a crowd of students yet they still try to deliver lectures in such environment (instead of the normal 30-50 students class size). Most Lecturers supervise projects at their expense. You want his best yet you deny him the best.
When you compare this salary with those of other Federal Govt agencies it's very very ridiculous. If you compare it with Universities abroad then Nigeria �� salary scale for lecturers is infinitesimally small.
Before you criticise them; First put yourself in their shoes. Could you have studied to PhD just to earn #130,000? Could you have invested the better part of your life upto Prof just to earn #345,000? Think! They may not have been the best they should yet they are among the best in the world especially if they are giving the right environment to practice.
Before you criticise ASUU/Lecturers think. Except you are happy with the state of the university system.
NO COUNTRY CAN GROW BEYOND IT'S VALUE FOR EDUCATION.
Copied and reviewed ASUU posters. Let leakages be blocked first. After that we can figure out how to channel the new stream of fund towards the lecturers allowances. For now, if we keep going the way you are rooting for, there will be no money to meet ASUU money demands. |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by shadeyinka(m): 11:45am On Jun 01, 2020 |
festacman: "The Minister claimed when the government asked ASUU to come forward with a payment system it (ASUU) claimed was better than IPPIS, the university teachers petered out."
If ASUU as association of intellectuals cannot rally round and develop an alternative payment sofware that captures peculiarities of university system as demanded by Federal Government then should stay on IPPIS until they shake off their intellectual laziness and provide better alternative. Simple!
This is a blatant lie. ASSU was the one that suggested an alternative to IPPIS to the FG. This was rejected and now the table is turned against them. Shame on the FG! 1 Like |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by heykims(m): 11:47am On Jun 01, 2020 |
GboyegaD:
The solution is for them to work out what the allowances are and send them to the team to include in the package. It is no rocket science if the process is transparent. No mind them, they'd rather fight IPPIS than to do this. |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by yanabasee1(m): 11:48am On Jun 01, 2020 |
kingi777: The IPPIS doesn't have any package for payment of allowances to lecturers. Therefore, It's only the basic salaries they now earn. So how does federal government expect them to call off the strike and diligently work when they are forcefully enrolled into IPPIS and striping them of some allowances that make their salaries tangible.
BEFORE YOU CRITICISE THE LECTURERS TAKE A LOOK AT THIS;
Take home salary for lecturers after IPPIS deduction without allowances: PhD LII is #130,000 PhD LI is #163,000 plus min. 3 years post PhD Senior Lecturer #235,000 plus min. 6years post PhD Professor ��� #345,000 plus min. 10 years post PhD Senior Professor ��� #423,000.... Minimum of 3years gap with hard work. Many spend as high as 5years before they can move up the ladder of promotions.
REMEMBER From these peanuts of a pay; They teach a crowd for a class They supervise multitudes They attend conferences from their pockets They attend seminars from this peanuts They write and publish articles in reputable journals (enquire the cost of publishing).....etc They undergo rigorous stress to carry out research. They spend minimum of 4 years in BSc They spend minimum of 2 years in MSc They spend minimum of 3 years in PhD (in Nigeria is near impossible they even spend upto 5 years and above).
Consider their rigours, the pain, the emotional trauma, physical drain, brain drain, intellectual drain they go through just to be qualified for their job specification...
I think our Lecturers work like elephants and earn like ants, they deserve a better pay or renumeration.
In terms of welfare: You know that 50% of your lecturers don't have good offices/furnitures. Most lecturers lack good working environment. Most lecturers handle/teach a crowd of students yet they still try to deliver lectures in such environment (instead of the normal 30-50 students class size). Most Lecturers supervise projects at their expense. You want his best yet you deny him the best.
When you compare this salary with those of other Federal Govt agencies it's very very ridiculous. If you compare it with Universities abroad then Nigeria �� salary scale for lecturers is infinitesimally small.
Before you criticise them; First put yourself in their shoes. Could you have studied to PhD just to earn #130,000? Could you have invested the better part of your life upto Prof just to earn #345,000? Think! They may not have been the best they should yet they are among the best in the world especially if they are giving the right environment to practice.
Before you criticise ASUU/Lecturers think. Except you are happy with the state of the university system.
NO COUNTRY CAN GROW BEYOND IT'S VALUE FOR EDUCATION.
Copied and reviewed Lecturers do nothing compare to what teachers do and gets absolutely nothing...... I've lectured pre-degree students before and I teach too .... Teachers do more if the job 1 Like |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Nobody: 11:50am On Jun 01, 2020 |
Slawormir: Damnnnnn niggarrr Isoright
Says who? Brother! i understand everything about ippis
I dey among those people way carry out the enrollment of tertiary institutions staff into ippis[ Uniben to be precise] Every thing way ippis dey deduct from Tertiary institutions salary are legit. Everything dey law
National housing scheme The right tax( before they were not paying the appropriate tax] No university is entitled to peculiar allowance Concerning other allowance Tertiary institutions should meet with salary and wages commission to formalise any agreement They are the body responsible for that not ippis
Finally dammn niggarrr is an intellect! Wonderful! I think na to smoke weed and flex with girls and beer dey him cerebral hemisphere ooo 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by MT: 12:22pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
kingi777: The IPPIS doesn't have any package for payment of allowances to lecturers. Therefore, It's only the basic salaries they now earn. So how does federal government expect them to call off the strike and diligently work when they are forcefully enrolled into IPPIS and striping them of some allowances that make their salaries tangible.
BEFORE YOU CRITICISE THE LECTURERS TAKE A LOOK AT THIS;
Take home salary for lecturers after IPPIS deduction without allowances: PhD LII is #130,000 PhD LI is #163,000 plus min. 3 years post PhD Senior Lecturer #235,000 plus min. 6years post PhD Professor ��� #345,000 plus min. 10 years post PhD Senior Professor ��� #423,000.... Minimum of 3years gap with hard work. Many spend as high as 5years before they can move up the ladder of promotions.
REMEMBER From these peanuts of a pay; They teach a crowd for a class They supervise multitudes They attend conferences from their pockets They attend seminars from this peanuts They write and publish articles in reputable journals (enquire the cost of publishing).....etc They undergo rigorous stress to carry out research. They spend minimum of 4 years in BSc They spend minimum of 2 years in MSc They spend minimum of 3 years in PhD (in Nigeria is near impossible they even spend upto 5 years and above).
Consider their rigours, the pain, the emotional trauma, physical drain, brain drain, intellectual drain they go through just to be qualified for their job specification...
I think our Lecturers work like elephants and earn like ants, they deserve a better pay or renumeration.
In terms of welfare: You know that 50% of your lecturers don't have good offices/furnitures. Most lecturers lack good working environment. Most lecturers handle/teach a crowd of students yet they still try to deliver lectures in such environment (instead of the normal 30-50 students class size). Most Lecturers supervise projects at their expense. You want his best yet you deny him the best.
When you compare this salary with those of other Federal Govt agencies it's very very ridiculous. If you compare it with Universities abroad then Nigeria �� salary scale for lecturers is infinitesimally small.
Before you criticise them; First put yourself in their shoes. Could you have studied to PhD just to earn #130,000? Could you have invested the better part of your life upto Prof just to earn #345,000? Think! They may not have been the best they should yet they are among the best in the world especially if they are giving the right environment to practice.
Before you criticise ASUU/Lecturers think. Except you are happy with the state of the university system.
NO COUNTRY CAN GROW BEYOND IT'S VALUE FOR EDUCATION.
Copied and reviewed I beg to differ to your lengthy piece. If IPPIS doesn't capture the allowances or any details, ASUU should tell the FG, and the software will be worked on to capture those requirements. Attempt to whip up sentiments by telling us what lecturers earn won't work; that should be a separate issue that ASUU should address with the FG, it doesn't justify not enrolling to IPPIS. Your piece did not factor in tax that lecturers have shortchanged the State govt overtime. Will the lecturers accept to pay these money back or the FG will still have to pay on their behalf? In another news, what has been the major impact of these universities in the fight against covid-19? Any notable research?? |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Yabaleft: 12:24pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
Slawormir: Damnnnnn niggarrr Isoright
Says who? Brother! i understand everything about ippis
I dey among those people way carry out the enrollment of tertiary institutions staff into ippis[ Uniben to be precise] Every thing way ippis dey deduct from Tertiary institutions salary are legit. Everything dey law
National housing scheme The right tax( before they were not paying the appropriate tax] No university is entitled to peculiar allowance Concerning other allowance Tertiary institutions should meet with salary and wages commission to formalise any agreement They are the body responsible for that not ippis So ASUU, Nasu, ssanu and naat should stop crying and dirsturbing ippis For those federal tertiary staff expecting salary. Don't worry your salary is gonna be paid between now and next tomorrow After polytechnic before colleges of education then universities
Bro, some deductions are day light fraud. Like that national housing scheme. I dont work for govt but I have been paying it for years because it is a statutory deduction. Now I wan buy house and I went to them for loan so I can make use of my contributions over the years. Come see stories and conditions. The house sef must be govt scheme and they cannot borrow you more than 15m. I pity this country. There is no value for education. See govt and lecturers negotiating education like guguru and epa. I no blame the universities workers o. 2 Likes |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by pretyval: 12:42pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
Agreed!! But how much did you are other government officials tief No b una fault... our Mumuness cup don dey full... when it does, there will be no hiding place for y’all |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by adomuwiner(m): 12:51pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
IPPIS is a scam
This is the first day of june, May salary is yet to be paid 1 Like |
Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Bighead9: 12:54pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
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Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by ottersberger(m): 12:56pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
kingi777: The IPPIS doesn't have any package for payment of allowances to lecturers. Therefore, It's only the basic salaries they now earn. So how does federal government expect them to call off the strike and diligently work when they are forcefully enrolled into IPPIS and striping them of some allowances that make their salaries tangible.
BEFORE YOU CRITICISE THE LECTURERS TAKE A LOOK AT THIS;
Take home salary for lecturers after IPPIS deduction without allowances: PhD LII is #130,000 PhD LI is #163,000 plus min. 3 years post PhD Senior Lecturer #235,000 plus min. 6years post PhD Professor ��� #345,000 plus min. 10 years post PhD Senior Professor ��� #423,000.... Minimum of 3years gap with hard work. Many spend as high as 5years before they can move up the ladder of promotions.
REMEMBER From these peanuts of a pay; They teach a crowd for a class They supervise multitudes They attend conferences from their pockets They attend seminars from this peanuts They write and publish articles in reputable journals (enquire the cost of publishing).....etc They undergo rigorous stress to carry out research. They spend minimum of 4 years in BSc They spend minimum of 2 years in MSc They spend minimum of 3 years in PhD (in Nigeria is near impossible they even spend upto 5 years and above).
Consider their rigours, the pain, the emotional trauma, physical drain, brain drain, intellectual drain they go through just to be qualified for their job specification...
I think our Lecturers work like elephants and earn like ants, they deserve a better pay or renumeration.
In terms of welfare: You know that 50% of your lecturers don't have good offices/furnitures. Most lecturers lack good working environment. Most lecturers handle/teach a crowd of students yet they still try to deliver lectures in such environment (instead of the normal 30-50 students class size). Most Lecturers supervise projects at their expense. You want his best yet you deny him the best.
When you compare this salary with those of other Federal Govt agencies it's very very ridiculous. If you compare it with Universities abroad then Nigeria �� salary scale for lecturers is infinitesimally small.
Before you criticise them; First put yourself in their shoes. Could you have studied to PhD just to earn #130,000? Could you have invested the better part of your life upto Prof just to earn #345,000? Think! They may not have been the best they should yet they are among the best in the world especially if they are giving the right environment to practice.
Before you criticise ASUU/Lecturers think. Except you are happy with the state of the university system.
NO COUNTRY CAN GROW BEYOND IT'S VALUE FOR EDUCATION.
Copied and reviewed Pray tell, how has your above vituperation addressed the real reason why the trust hitherto bestowed on university Bursars and their Vice-Chancellors had to be withdrawn by introducing IPPIS?. By enumerating the time investment needed to achieve qualifications required to participate in tutoring in tertiary institutions, are we then to assume that the exact same does not apply to other sectors, or are these other Nigerians compensated opposite of ASUU members?, or should we assume that ASUU members are now super Nigerians?. Nigeria is a bastion of corruption and its allied practices. IPPIS for all its shortcomings aims to redeem a portion of the corruption that has torn shreds into the payroll system. That the thugs in ASUU challenge government policy and brazenly holds the education system to ransom in the guise of industrial action is, to put it mildly, a shameless affront. At the position they occupy in society, one will assume that ASUU will be lettered in the propper conflict resolution practices of the day. Their concern regarding deductions has absolutely nothing to do with the IPPIS system. They ought to have had that concern addressed with the Salary and wages commission. That is the proper authority for that concern. I fear that you may belong to this legion, hence the need for you to expend an extremely hard resource, time, to defend the people who are killing education in this country, and by consequence, the civilized society itself, for their self benefits. Please address the above asseveration if you will. |