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  1. The federal government has called for an investigation into financial impropriety involving the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
  2. The Supreme Court of Nigeria has upheld a suit concerning the implementation of financial autonomy and strengthening local government independence.

The Supreme Court of Nigeria has upheld a suit concerning the implementation of financial autonomy and strengthening local government independence.

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The Supreme Court of Nigeria has upheld a suit concerning the implementation of financial autonomy and strengthening local government independence.

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  1. Governors are ignoring high court rulings on local government matters.1 source
  2. New report that elected officials are disregarding judicial rulings.1 source
  3. The Supreme Court affirmed financial autonomy for local councils, while the Governor of Kogi State urged local governments to embrace technology.Sub-event
  4. Supreme Court affirmed financial autonomy for local councils in Niger State.Sub-event
  5. Supreme Court rules on financial autonomy and local government independence in Nigeria.1 source

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