IPPIS: FG begins payment of civil servants’ withheld salaries

 

Civil servants whose salaries were initially withheld by the Federal Government owing to what was described as “technical glitches” and discrepancies on the platform of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System have now started receiving credit alerts of November salaries, The PUNCH reports.

Several senior civil servants confirmed the development to our correspondent in Abuja on Wednesday.

The PUNCH had exclusively reported that thousands of civil servants had their November 2023 salaries withheld by the government owing to irregularities on the IPPIS.

As of Monday, November 4, 2023, sources within the Office of the Accountant-General of the Federation confirmed to our correspondent that the technicalities would be resolved and the affected civil servants would start receiving their salaries.

A senior civil servant who confirmed receipt of her salary on Wednesday said, “The alert dropped a few minutes ago. I am happy to inform you that my November 2023 salary has now been paid. Same thing with others in my office.”

 

Another civil servant who spoke on condition of anonymity said, “It is true, we have now been paid.”

The National President, Association of Senior Civil Servants, Tommy Etim, had earlier warned that about 5,000 civil servants risked forfeiture of their November 2023 and December 2023 salaries over IPPIS verification and other discrepancies.

“As of today, only those who had earlier completed their verification exercise but were mistakenly delisted have had their salaries restored while 5,000 of civil servants still have discrepancies on their date of first appointment and dates of birth.

“A total of 2,772 have been verified and forwarded to IPPIS for payment because there were no issues. The names of 5,000 workers who have discrepancies are to be forwarded to their DHR for confirmation.

“There are six teams working tirelessly to ensure that the exercise is completed on time. It is advisable for public servants to develop the habit of checking the HOS website for regular updates. We have confirmed that the salary for the month of November 2023 is concluded, therefore, those affected will not be able to get their salary for the month of November,” Etim said.

  • Related Posts

    Iran Closes Hormuz Again Over Israel Renewed Strikes On Lebanon

      Iran said it was once again closing the vital Strait of Hormuz shipping lane on Saturday over Israel’s attacks in Lebanon, calling them a violation of its deal with…

    Six dead, many stranded after multi-vehicle crash on Lagos-Ibadan expressway

        The Oyo state fire service says six persons lost their lives in a multiple-vehicle accident involving tankers, articulated trucks and cars at the Ibadan toll gate section of…

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    You Missed

    Bello Turji’s fighters undergoing weapons training in Sokoto – Report

    • By admin
    • June 21, 2026
    • 3 views
    Bello Turji’s fighters undergoing weapons training in Sokoto – Report

    INEC Declares APC’s Oyebanji Winner Of Ekiti Gov Election

    • By admin
    • June 21, 2026
    • 4 views
    INEC Declares APC’s Oyebanji Winner Of Ekiti Gov Election

    Iran Closes Hormuz Again Over Israel Renewed Strikes On Lebanon

    • By admin
    • June 20, 2026
    • 4 views
    Iran Closes Hormuz Again Over Israel Renewed Strikes On Lebanon

    Six dead, many stranded after multi-vehicle crash on Lagos-Ibadan expressway

    • By admin
    • June 20, 2026
    • 5 views
    Six dead, many stranded after multi-vehicle crash on Lagos-Ibadan expressway

    Switzerland says US, Iran peace talks postponed

    • By admin
    • June 19, 2026
    • 11 views
    Switzerland says US, Iran peace talks postponed

    NDC disowns candidates’ list circulating on social media

    • By admin
    • June 19, 2026
    • 5 views
    NDC disowns candidates’ list circulating on social media