Supreme Court Ruling: NGF’S Chairman, Governor Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq Welcomes Devolution of Power to Local Governments

The Chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, Governor Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq of Kwara State, has expressed relief following the Supreme Court ruling on local government financial autonomy. He stated that the ruling eases the pressure on governors, who have been shouldering the burden of bailing out local governments. AbdulRazaq spoke at the State House in Abuja on Friday, accompanied by the Governors of Bauchi and Imo States, Bala Mohammed and Hope Uzodimma, respectively.

Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq welcomed the Supreme Court ruling, stating that compliance is a given. He revealed that the Attorney Generals of the states have applied for the enrollment order, which they will study carefully. The Governor noted that the devolution of power with respect to local government autonomy is a positive development, as it relieves the burden on governors.

Supreme Court Ruling Eases Burden on Governors

The Supreme Court ruling on local government financial autonomy has been hailed as a major relief for governors. According to Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq, the ruling devolves power to local governments, easing the pressure on governors. He noted that states expend significant resources in bailing out local governments, a burden that the Supreme Court ruling has lifted. The Governor expressed optimism that the ruling will improve the functioning of local governments.

Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq’s sentiments were echoed by the Governors of Bauchi and Imo States, who accompanied him to the State House. They welcomed the Supreme Court ruling, stating that it is a step in the right direction. The Governors noted that the ruling will enable local governments to function more effectively, without relying on state governments for financial support.

Local Government Autonomy: A New Era Begins

The Supreme Court ruling on local government financial autonomy marks a new era in the relationship between state and local governments. The ruling has been hailed as a major victory for local government autonomy, as it devolves power to local governments. According to Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq, the ruling will enable local governments to take charge of their finances and function more effectively.

The Nigeria Governors’ Forum has welcomed the Supreme Court ruling, stating that it is a positive development. The Forum noted that the ruling will improve the functioning of local governments, enabling them to deliver services more effectively. The Governors expressed optimism that the ruling will lead to better governance at the local level.

Governors Welcome Devolution of Power

The Supreme Court ruling on local government financial autonomy has been welcomed by governors, who see it as a devolution of power. According to AbdulRazaq, the ruling devolves power to local governments, enabling them to take charge of their finances. The Governor noted that the ruling is a positive development, as it relieves the burden on governors.

Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq’s sentiments were echoed by the Governors of Bauchi and Imo States, who welcomed the devolution of power. They noted that the ruling will enable local governments to function more effectively, without relying on state governments for financial support. The Governors expressed optimism that the ruling will lead to better governance at the local level.

Supreme Court Ruling: A Boost for Local Governments

The Supreme Court ruling on local government financial autonomy has been hailed as a major boost for local governments. According to Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq, the ruling will enable local governments to take charge of their finances and function more effectively. The Governor noted that the ruling is a positive development, as it relieves the burden on governors.

The Nigeria Governors’ Forum has welcomed the Supreme Court ruling, stating that it is a positive development. The Forum noted that the ruling will improve the functioning of local governments, enabling them to deliver services more effectively. The Governors expressed optimism that the ruling will lead to better governance at the local level.

Improved Governance at Local Level

The Supreme Court ruling on local government financial autonomy is expected to lead to improved governance at the local level. According to Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq, the ruling will enable local governments to function more effectively, without relying on state governments for financial support. The Governor noted that the ruling is a positive development, as it devolves power to local governments.

The Nigeria Governors’ Forum has welcomed the Supreme Court ruling, stating that it is a positive development. The Forum noted that the ruling will improve the functioning of local governments, enabling them to deliver services more effectively. The Governors expressed optimism that the ruling will lead to better governance at the local level.