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ASUU strike is boosting #EndSARS protest - Minister of Labour, Chris Ngige laments - Edoman - 10-15-2020 ASUU strike is boosting #EndSARS protest - Minister of Labour, Chris Ngige laments Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige has stated that the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) continous strike is boosting the ongoing nationwide protests of #EndSARS. The Minister who said this at the ongoing reconciliatory meeting between representatives of ASUU and government, also affirmed that they are not trying to replace the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) with the University Transparency Account System (UTAS), Ngige further lamented that the prolonged strike has led to children who are supposed to be in school being recruited into the "#EndSARS, #EndStrike, #EndSWAT" protests. He said; Quote:“For the past one week, we have all been on our toes, we have been meeting and we pray that this meeting will yield some good fruits. The Minister who noted that the government has commenced the process of testing UTAS which ASUU members claimed accommodates the peculiarities of university systems, averred that all the three stages of test will be concluded within the time frame the union gave government. He added; Quote:“We have had the preliminary report and test-run on the UTAS, which is the University Transparency Accountability Solution. We believe that with that, we will be able to get it right. |