Fight against IPPIS is Needless, Buhari Tells ASUU
President Muhammadu Buhari has said that the fight against the Integrated Payroll Personnel Information System by members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities is a needless one.
“I assure you all that IPPIS is not intended to trample upon university autonomy nor is it designed to subsume the university into the civil service. Buhari said transparency, which IPPIS sought to achieve, should be an important moral pillar of all universities, where students are graduated based on character and learning.
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