A Federal High Court has ruled that the National Assembly’s N110 billion allocation for lawmakers’ SUVs was unlawful and violated constitutional spending procedures.
According to The PUNCH, a Federal High Court has declared the National Assembly’s controversial N110 billion SUV allowance for lawmakers unlawful. The court held that the expenditure failed to comply with constitutional provisions governing public spending and accountability.
The ruling follows criticism from civil society groups and transparency advocates who questioned the justification for the allocation amid Nigeria’s economic challenges. The judgment is being viewed as a significant victory for advocates of fiscal responsibility and could reignite debate over government spending priorities as pressure mounts for greater accountability in the use of public funds.
