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Senate asks FG to block statutory allocations to non-elected LG councils

The Nigerian Senate has called on the Federal Government to withhold statutory allocations to local government councils.informationguidenigeria

DAILY POST NIGERIA reports that the house unanimously resolved that this move would deter the dictatorial tendencies of some state governors.NYSC Portal


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This followed a motion moved by Senator Abba Moro on the urgent need to halt the erosion of democracy vis-a-vis the dissolution of elected councils in Benue State.

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The  Red Chamber argued that the placement of Caretaker Committees to replace Elected Councils is an aberration and a breach of the Constitution of Nigeria (as amended).

Speaking, the Senator representing Anambra Senatorial District), Senator Victor Umeh  lamented that the issue has continued to undermine the local government system in Nigeria.JAMB Portal

Senator Victor Umeh also seconded the motion.

In addition, the lawmakers, condemned the arbitrary dissolution of democratically elected local government councils in Benue and other states.JAMB Result

It could be recalled that in June, Alia suspended all local government executives in Benue State.

The Senate urged Alia to adhere to his oath of office, obey the rule of law, review the constitution of caretaker committees, and reinstate the elected councils.

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Idongesit Akpa-Ayang

Idongesit is a graduate of Communication Arts, University of Uyo. Currently working as a news reporter at InfoGuide Nigeria.

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