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Nigerian Agricultural Council backs moves to review college funding and exit payroll…

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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The Agricultural Research Council of Nigeria, along with heads of colleges of agriculture nationwide, backed moves by the Academic Staff Union of Colleges of Agriculture to appraise the disbursement of Colleges of Agriculture and Allied Institutions Staff Training and Development funds and exit the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System. The Executive Secretary of ARCN, Dr Abubakar Adamu Dabban, confirmed this position, stating the move impacts the effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability of the institutions and human capital management.

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The move affects the management of human capital and the efficiency of Federal Colleges of Agriculture, which are strategically positioned for agricultural research, innovation, and technology transfer in Nigeria. The ARCN stated that the council will ensure the transition process protects the interests of the Federal Government, the institutions, and the staff.

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  • The Federal Government could face policy shifts regarding public sector payroll and funding management of institutions.

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