The Association of Local Governments of Nigeria has entered into a partnership with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to orient its members across the SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTHY FOUR local government areas in the country on procurement, financial spending, due process, accountability and transparency.
This was contained in a communique issued at the end of the association’s FOURTY NINTH National Executive Council meeting held in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja on Wednesday.
The communique was jointly signed by the ALGON National Publicity Secretary, Bala Chamoo, and the National Treasurer, Gazal Babatunde.
According to the communique, the NEC reached seven key resolutions aimed at positioning the association to serve Nigerians better.
