LG autonomy will improve Nigeria's basic education, says Shettima

Vice President Kashim Shettima says financial autonomy for local governments will grow Nigeria's basic education.

Vice President Kashim Shettima says financial autonomy for local governments will grow Nigeria’s basic education.that the federal government should henceforth pay allocations directly to local government councils.states have continued to abuse their powers by withholding and using the funds meant for LGAs.

Shettima was in Abuja for the presentation of a book written by Modupe Adelabu, former deputy governor of Ekiti state.Advertisement

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