NGThe University of Benin has denied allegations that it paid half salaries to its academic staff, calling the claims false. The university's management announced that full salaries were paid in August, as usual, following a federal government payment warrant. The suspension of an indefinite strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities came after the university committed to paying the earned academic allowance for June, July, and August by September 18. A PR officer explained that the confusion stemmed from the distinction between salary and allowances, and highlighted the tax implications of combined payments. The university emphasized the importance of adhering to statutory guidelines and urged continued dialogue to prevent future disputes.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the university administration's position and includes quotes from the PR officer explaining the payment structure and tax implications. It does not show clear ideological leaning toward either side but provides balanced information based on official statements. There is no overt