Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has directed a comprehensive forensic audit of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System and federal ministries following widespread allegations of ghost workers and fraudulent agencies. The move aims to root out payroll fraud and restore fiscal accountability across government institutions.
The Nigerian Federal Government has launched new IPPIS Human Resource Modules to automate civil service postings, promotions, and leave applications, aiming to enhance transparency and efficiency.
Labour unions in Ondo State, including the NLC and TUC, are threatening an indefinite strike at the Federal University of Technology Akure Teaching Hospital (FUTATH). This action is in response to alleged union victimization and disputes over workers' rights and the IPPIS system.
French Philippist MP François Jolivet has sent a letter to the President of the National Assembly, Yaël Braun-Pivet, proposing drug testing for all deputies and staff at the Palais Bourbon. He urged her to follow the example set by Minister Lecornu.
The Swiss village of Chippis in Val d'Anniviers is under threat from a 250-meter earth crack, prompting residents to prepare for a potential evacuation. Many have already packed their belongings in anticipation of the danger.
A Swiss village, Chippis, is facing potential evacuation due to a massive fissure in the ground above it, which has grown to 250 meters since its discovery in the autumn.
Nigeria's Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved a forensic audit aimed at identifying fake government agencies and 'ghost employees' within the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System (IPPIS).
A group is demanding an investigation into former Nigerian minister Uche Nnaji, who reportedly continued to receive monthly basic salaries months after his exit from office, according to IPPIS records.
A massive "invisible" river, flowing underground and carrying the equivalent of 14 Mississippi Rivers, has been described, challenging traditional views of rivers.
Two refreshing punch recipes, a low-alcohol watermelon rosé punch and a non-alcoholic mojito punch, are presented as perfect celebratory drinks for summer parties.
A 250-meter-long crevice in a mountain in Val d’Anniviers, Switzerland, is rapidly expanding following heavy rainfall, raising concerns about potential rockfalls, river blockages, and flooding in Chippis.
The Nigerian Federal Government has introduced a new digital Human Resource (HR) platform, automating civil service postings, promotions, and leave applications through the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System (IPPIS).
An article discusses the implications of suspicious transactions, ghost workers, and IPPIS fraud in Nigeria, highlighting a recent ₦941 million forfeiture and questioning the effectiveness of compliance mechanisms.
Filippo Lippi's Renaissance masterpiece, 'Adoration in the Forest,' which once held a central place in the Medici family chapel, is now undergoing extensive restoration in Berlin.
A recipe for an easy baked mint chocolate cheesecake is presented, perfect for spring celebrations as it can be prepared a day in advance and served directly from the refrigerator.
Former Philippist candidate for Paris mayor, Pierre-Yves Bournazel, responded to Rachida Dati's comments in Le Figaro, stating that Dati 'was not a solution, but a problem' and that Parisians wanted alternation but not Dati.