BREAKING: FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BOWS TO ASUU

Varsity strike: ASUU, FG concur on the combination of UTAS into IPPIS

• ·      ASUU and the government have agreed to fuse UTAS framework into the administration's responsibility approach IPPIS
• ·      The fractional understanding was arrived at when the body met with the work and efficiency serve Chris Ngige
• ·      ASUU and the national government have been at loggerhead over the appropriation of the IPPIS arrangement into the varsities' instructors finance administration.

Following quite a while of warmth which brought about Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) pronouncing a fourteen-day cautioning strike, the association has at long last agreed with the national government over the utilization of University Transparency and Accountability Solution (UTAS). The varsities' teachers have been in debate with the legislature over the selection of government's responsibility strategy Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) into instructors' finance administration.

ASUU said the product doesn't mirror the genuine activity of speakers across colleges, provoking the body to build up its own product called UTAS which it needs the administration to receive, Premium Times reports.

ASUU, central government concede to joining of UTAS into IPPIS (Source: Twitter). In any case, during a gathering with work and efficiency serve Chris Ngige, the arrangement for the fuse of the UTAS programming was come to between the two gatherings following a few hours. In spite of the fact that the understanding was come to on break base, ASUU president Biodun Ogunyemi said the national official committee of the body will meet and audit the conditions joined to the combination of UTAS into IPPIS. Ogunyemi, who didn't reveal the conditions given by the government, said the working chamber of ASUU will consider next pushes forward of the following gathering with Ngige on Monday, March 16. ASUU was driven by its leader, Prof Ogunyemi, to meet the pastor of work and work in his service. The gathering, which occurred at the meeting room of the service, was led by Ngige. Others in participation at the gathering incorporated the bookkeeper general of the alliance, Idris Ahmed; the clergyman of state for instruction, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba and the money serve, Zainab Ahmed.