FG issues fresh warning to State governors over LG autonomy
The federal government has debunked claims that it granted state governors a three-month moratorium on implementing the Supreme Court’s judgment on local government autonomy.
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The federal government has debunked claims that it granted state governors a three-month moratorium on implementing the Supreme Court’s judgment on local government autonomy.
Anambra State Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, has said that granting full autonomy to Nigeria’s 774 local government areas could lead to “humongous chaos” and hinder sustainable development.
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