The Federal Government has directed that the salaries of university employees who are not enrolled on the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System should be stopped from November 2020.
The Federal Government gave the directive in a memo issued by the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation.
The memo, with reference number OAGF/IPPIS/446/1/159, was dated October 8, 2020, and signed by the Director, IPPIS, Nsikak Ben, on behalf of the AGF.
Parts of the memo which was issued to all university vice chancellors through the Committee of Vice Chancellors of Nigeria, Federal Universities, read, ”I am directed to inform you that any staff of your institution who has not enrolled on the IPPIS, either as a result of study leave (with pay), maternity leave or on medical ground, will no longer appear on the IPPIS payroll.
“This is with effect from November 2020, except such staff presents himself/herself for the biometric data capture at the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation, Abuja.”
The memo said any university worker who is yet to enrol would have to appear with an introductory letter/IPPIS enrolment forms duly endorsed by the management of the institution.
It added that all supporting documents should include evidence of six months’ salary, according to bank statements.
“In view of the above, kindly inform your staff in this category to urgently avail themselves for the biometric data capture at the OAGF,” the memo added.
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