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Tag: Supreme Court

Nigeria Union of Teachers NUT

LG autonomy: Teachers’ salaries better paid by states – NUT

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LG in Nigeria

Local Government autonomy: Consolidating Nigerian unitary federalism By LAW MEFOR 

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PDP

PDP governors arrive Enugu for crucial meeting

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National Assembly

LG autonomy: National Assembly urged to stop governors from conducting LG polls 

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Hon. Aminu Muazu Maifata, as the National Chairman of Association of Local Government of Nigeria, (ALGON).

LG autonomy will enhance more grassroots development… ALGON

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Supreme Court’s judgment on LGs may experience hitches – Lawyers 

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Supreme Court verdict on LG autonomy will reinforce grassroots development — TSF

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YADEI Initiative

YADEI initiative hails Supreme Court’s judgement on LG funds

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Director of Publicity and Advocacy for NEF, Abdul-Azeez Suleiman

Supreme Court’s judgment, new dawn for grassroots development – Northern elders

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NLC

Rivers: NLC says financial autonomy to LGs good omen

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NLC President, Joe Ajaero

LG autonomy will revitalise governance at grassroots – NLC

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Legislators, AGF throw weight behind LGs autonomy

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Anambra State Governor, Charles Soludo

Supreme Court judgment on LGs good for democracy – Soludo

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Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE)

Nasarawa NULGE hails Supreme Court judgment on LG autonomy

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Councilors forum

LG financial autonomy: Councilors forum hails Supreme Court judgment

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Former Benue State Deputy Governor, Stephen lawani

Supreme Court’s ruling welcome but insufficient guarantee of LG autonomy in Nigeria – Lawani

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Supreme Court ruling: No more excuse for non-performance by LG chairmen — IPAC

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Supreme Court orders payment of allocations directly into LG accounts

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Supreme Court to deliver judgement on LG autonomy today

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Biden warns Supreme Court presidential immunity ruling is ‘dangerous precedent’

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