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Poverty eradication: LGAs must be autonomous, allowed to generate revenue ― Jonathan

Share To ensure that the dividends of democracy trickle down to Nigerians at the grassroots level, former President Goodluck Jonathan has called on the National Assembly to make laws that would make Local Government Councils strong, autonomous and have powers to generate revenue. He said that if he were a member of the National Assembly, he would mobilize member to amend sections in the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria that would totally prohibit the appointment of Local Government Chairman and give the people at the grassroots level to decide who leads them through the election. Jonathan stated this when the national and state executives of the Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE) paid him a courtesy visit in his country home, Otuoke, to ask for his support to stop a bill seeking to delist the Local Government structure from the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Nothing wrong with labour, blame society s docility, says Ambali | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World NewsAppointments — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Hakeem Ambali Hakeem Ambali is the new National President of the Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE). In this interview with GLORIA NWAFOR, he speaks on challenges confronting the labour movement, pathways to reviving stagnated career service of local government workers and why autonomy is germane to the development of the country. How would you describe the state of organised labour in Nigeria today? The state of labour in Nigeria today is a reflection of Nigerian Society. Unfortunately, labour has done a lot, even performed beyond the expectation of an average labour activist. The law establishing the labour movement is aimed at defending the interest of workers and agitates for better remuneration. Labour takes additional responsibilities due to the passiveness of Non-Governmental Organisation (NGOs), Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and members of the public from whom labour is supposed to draw additional strength. That is why it appears to some that organis

AbdulRazaq Not Touching LG Funds, Says Kwara NULGE

Text Box: Gov’s administration transparent, accountable, says aide Kwara State Governor, Mr. AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq does not interfere in the management of allocations to the local government councils in the state, the state chapter of the Nigeria Union of Local Government Employees (NULGE), clarified yesterday, giving lies to claims that the state government was pilfering local government funds. The governor’s Special Adviser on Political Communication, Alhaji Bashir Adigun, has also disclosed that AbdulRazaq’s administration has remained transparent, accountable and focused on developments that transform lives in the state. “The union wishes to inform the general public that monthly allocation to all the sixteen (16) local government councils in Kwara State is being administered by local government representatives, and all the union leaders at local government level are also observers at the monthly allocation meeting,” state Secretary of Kwara State NULGE, Comrade H

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