| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by GboyegaD(m): 1:06pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
heykims:
No mind them, they'd rather fight IPPIS than to do this. Na because dem dey thrive inside corruption. 1 Like |
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| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Nobody: 1:14pm 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 Let them resign, bunch of fraudsters. Is it by force? Over half of the Lecturers in federal schools are lazy vampires, looking for poor students to prey on. So FG should now pay them for the time they spent earning their degrees? Are you okay? Isn't it same lecturers that cause the bottlenecks in schools, making it difficult to graduate? Let them resign younger jobless guys are waiting to take their jobs. I totally disagree with your copied and reviewed opinion 1 Like |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Samysearch(m): 1:30pm 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
Guy, I like ur comments on nairaland. Damn Nigger, u are a real G but we need government to step up & make lecturers smile. NB: U will be a real nigger if u stop ur weed & alcohol consumption. 2 Likes |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by yaki84: 1:47pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
Jman06:
I think ASUU should be concerned about correcting any genuine irregularities in salaries arising from adoption of the IPPIS platform. I know some civil servants who initially had their salaries slashed by the system but have been fully paid all the shortages.
This strike was uncalled for! Is it wrong for all political office holders to be drafted to ippis platform? What is good for the geese should also be good for the gander I rest my case 2 Likes |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by acetylcholine(f): 1:51pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
MT:
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?? Is it from their pocket you expect them to cough out money for ground breaking research? For those that have written proposals for grant in order to bring out meaningful findings to bring an end to COVID, has the government or any appropriate quarters read or considered their proposals let alone funding? The government is waiting for the whites to develop vaccines & drugs, so let us all wait instead of blaming them. The kind of laboratories I have seen in federal universitues is not one ground breaking researches can come from. Let the government fund the university system and see whether research will not thrive! 3 Likes |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by omolasho: 2:02pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
[quote author=kingi777 post=90170007]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
What better way to reward the hard working lecturers? Is it by them defrauding the system through taxes evasion, diverting allowances and stealing the financial entitlement of Junior less privileged staff? There is lawful provision that caters for all allowances in every govt sector in Nigeria!
Now let my tell you guys something. I am a FG employee. We just got enrolled in the IPPIS in 2018. What I observed are these:
1. Our basic salary remains the same as former.
2. our allowances were increased by more than 300%.
What happened is that my service had stealing almost all our allowances and little part of the basic salaries, and paying us meagre. Now IPPIS pays the basic salary while they allow the service to pay us our allowances under their (IPPIS) watchful eye. Don't even think am a casual worker. Am a quit senior staff!
Financial rascality and flabouyancy amongst our very senior staff has been drastically curtailed. NO OSHO FREE MONEY AGAIN!
Back to ASUU;You are next!!! 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by ThatFairGuy: 2:21pm 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
Damnnnn. A real niggarrr. I give it to you |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by arewaboy01(m): 2:29pm 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.is your daddy a lecturer ??
Copied and reviewed |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by texazzpete(m): 2:41pm 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!
Clearly you know nothing about software development Is it ASUU that is supposed to be funding and developing payroll software ? 2 Likes |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by jmaine: 2:45pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
Abagworo:
They should resign and get replaced by willing young brains. How many Nigerians are earning 135k even with their Msc? They will replace Professors with dumbos right...? Funny lots.. 2 Likes |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by jmaine: 2:48pm 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
They are taxing the gross salary instead of the basic regarding NHF. Is that legit Mr IPPIS enrollment officer? ... Very soon, all these una online noise go clear. 1 Like |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by festacman(m): 2:59pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
texazzpete:
Clearly you know nothing about software development
Is it ASUU that is supposed to be funding and developing payroll software ? You are ignorant because ASUU has already assured FG it has developed an alternative software but has failed to present it so far. There is nothing wrong if ASUU develops, FG buys it and improves its functionality, architecture and security. ASUU makes money, meets a need and our university education becomes better. Do you have problem with that? 1 Like |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by heykims(m): 3:09pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
jmaine:
They are taxing the gross salary instead of the basic regarding NHF. Is that legit Mr IPPIS enrollment officer? ...
Very soon, all these una online noise go clear. And what's the big deal in addressing and correcting the wrong taxation? So this and other films excuses are ur reasons why IPPIS should be rejected? Why only ASUU? Other ministries under IPPIS are not complaining. |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by airminem(f): 3:16pm 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  agreed 1 Like |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Samdelzon(m): 3:22pm 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 Then this is the best time to start a side hustle! |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by jmaine: 3:28pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
heykims:
And what's the big deal in addressing and correcting the wrong taxation?
So this and other films excuses are ur reasons why IPPIS should be rejected?
Why only ASUU? Other ministries under IPPIS are not complaining. Haven't you read the different press releases by ASUP, COEASU, NASU, NAAT, and SSANU... they have complained ceaslessly about the Fraudulent tax on their gross pay. What did the OAGF do... Justify it by saying they are trying to legitimize tax evasion . I am Very sure you buy into that idea as well. The entire tertiary education system is up in arms with the irresponsible implementation of IPPIS, this vindicates ASUU position . Their workings are different from other ministries... You don't know more than these Tertiary education unions .. People love swallowing all junks and propaganda dished out by govt propaganda agents. Imagine Ngige citing a bogus amount and everyone is getting all hyped up.. ..... 1 Like |
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| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by omisanjo(m): 3:47pm 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!
ure believing wot the minister is telling u abi hmmm. Let me give u anoda example. In d last presidential broadcast on covid-19 lockdown the President made mentioned the payment of 50% hazard allowance for all health worker from march till May. It will suprise u dat we d health workers are yet to receive a dime n are even threatening to go on strike anytime soon. This is d most insincere govt in d history of Nigeria. ASUU may have it's own shortcomings but dis govt is worse. 1 Like |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Anusiemgood(m): 3:48pm 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 My dear, they should accept the conditions FG gave them..when the uniform personnels was crying over the introduction of ippis,they were supporting FG abi.....make thunder kill all of them |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Gabbriell: 3:53pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
Loopholes in payment system is the fault of school management not ASUU.
THIS MAN IS JUST BLABBING.. JUST WAIT UNTIL SCHOOLS RESUME....ANOTHER SIX MONTH STRIKE MIGHT BE ON THE ARISING.
THE BEST THING IS FOR BOTH PATIES TO SIT DOWN AND LOOK FOR A WAY FORWARD INSTEAD OF THIS BLAME GAME. 1 Like |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by MT: 4:56pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
acetylcholine:
Is it from their pocket you expect them to cough out money for ground breaking research? For those that have written proposals for grant in order to bring out meaningful findings to bring an end to COVID, has the government or any appropriate quarters read or considered their proposals let alone funding? The government is waiting for the whites to develop vaccines & drugs, so let us all wait instead of blaming them.
The kind of laboratories I have seen in federal universitues is not one ground breaking researches can come from. Let the government fund the university system and see whether research will not thrive! Excuses. All the grants that they have collected in the past, of what use?. We all know majority of them use grant to enrich themselves, and sleeping with students. Most of them got their professorship through "man-no-man". Even the so-called research papers are mostly given out as projects to their students while they claim to author them. We all know how they roll. |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by ibbo: 7:46pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
IPPIS is a mess sonce its introduction to the university 4 months. The short payment the past 4 months is really annoying. thank God NAAT has reconsidered its position and embark on strike. The four unions in the university should embark on indefinitie strike, until IPPIS is scrapped from the university. |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Jman06(m): 9:28pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
yaki84:
Is it wrong for all political office holders to be drafted to ippis platform?
What is good for the geese should also be good for the gander
I rest my case Then ASUU members should resign from their lecturing jobs and join politics since they want to be in the same boat as politicians |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Insectkiller: 9:40pm 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 You must be ASUU member..
How can you compare d salary of Nigeria lecturer with d lecturers abroad?? Are u daftttt??
The lecturers abroad do manufacture products thru their research but none in Nig.
And which of d sector of Nigeria receives good salary to start with..??
You better be careful because there are alot of graduate (BSc, MSc, PhD) looking for job outside..
Everybody shld respect themselves and allow naija to waka front.. 
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| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by jmaine: 10:12pm On Jun 01, 2020 |
Jman06:
Then ASUU members should resign from their lecturing jobs and join politics since they want to be in the same boat as politicians This is a Terrible mindset...No wonder the politicians don't give two fvcks about the masses cos they have enablers like you cheering them on.. In Uganda, the salary of an Assistant lecturer is N500K+, greater than that of a Prof. at his highest step.. Isn't that a big shame....? What will folks like you say... If you don't like it, port to Uganda, we have yoots looking for jobs. No wonder the same politicians were bold to tell us that dissatisfied doctors can take to farming, and that we had more than enough medical practitioners to export to other countries ... But the current pandemic has shown us that we as a people are generally stupid... Who are responsible for training the doctors...? Yeah... Same ASUU members... What happens when there is a massive brain drain? Your guess is as good as mine.. Let us continue cutting our nose to spite pir faces... We go learn bitter lessons... |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Habayomie(m): 1:13am On Jun 02, 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 there is no job without allowances except contract jobs... don't be deceived by those lecturers. |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by ice4real: 1:22am On Jun 02, 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
Get your facts right, you don't deduct tax from gross pay it's from net pay. Mind you lecturers don't prepare payment schedule,its the sole responsibility of non academic staffs. Am sure you are not crying because you among those working for ippis including names of dead people. 1 Like |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Casan0va: 4:08am On Jun 02, 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
Like play like joke, you don dey get big fan following o. My guy reply my mail na abi make i send another one?  |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by breezeng: 7:05am On Jun 02, 2020 |
[This is a lie
quote author=kingi777 post=90170007]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[/quote] |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by AleagueEdu: 7:11am On Jun 02, 2020 |
When two elephants fight, the grasses suffer.
It's high time both the government and ASUU put a stop to all this blame game in the interest of the development of our educational system.
Check my signature, it may help you in a great way.
Thanks |
| Re: IPPIS: ASUU Plunged FG Into N800bn Debt, Says Ngige by Nobody: 11:04am On Jun 02, 2020 |
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