The National Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE) said over 50 per cent of Nigeria’s problems will be addressed following the Local Government autonomy ruling by the Supreme Court.
The National Union of Local Government Employees said over 50 per cent of Nigeria’s problems will be addressed following the Local Government autonomy ruling by the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court, on Thursday, declared that it is unconstitutional for state governors to hold onto funds meant for local government administrations. “We believe that with the local government autonomy judgment, over 50 per cent of Nigerian problems have been fixed.
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