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State governors have received a severe warning from President Bola Tinubu that if they disregard a recent Supreme Court decision upholding financial autonomy for Nigeria’s third tier of government, he may be forced to issue an Executive Order to mandate direct allocations to local governments.
At the All Progressives Congress (APC) 15th National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting on Friday at the State House Conference Center in Abuja, Tinubu gave a speech.
Tinubu threatened to utilize the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) to directly distribute local council monies if governors who were accused of diverting statutory allocations intended for local councils failed to comply.
“The Supreme Court has capped it for you again, saying, ‘give them their money directly,'” the President stated to NEC members, which included governors, members of the National Working Committee, and other party leaders. I’ll chop it if you wait for my Executive Order because I have the knife and the yam.
“I’m just being very respectful and understanding with my governors,” he continued. Otherwise, you will see if you don’t start putting it into practice, fact after fact.
Tinubu’s comments come after the Supreme Court’s historic ruling on July 11, 2024, which supported the Federal Government’s lawsuit to require local governments to be financially independent.
A seven-member panel of the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that state governments’ retention or management of monies intended for local councils is unlawful.
According to Section 162(5–8) of the 1999 Constitution (as modified), the court mandated that allocations from the Federation Account be given directly to local governments. Nonetheless, a few of nations have persisted in using joint accounts to transfer the money.
In his statement, Tinubu reaffirmed the need for governors to follow the ruling of the supreme court, cautioning that any more infractions might prompt federal intervention.
Our Supreme Court is the ultimate objective. We must obey. “We must honor the verdict,” he emphasized.
