Activist lawyers sue agf rmafc 15 state govts others over local govt transition committees

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Activist lawyers, led by a group of lawyers, have filed a lawsuit against the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF), the Revenue Mobilization Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC), and 15 state governments, as well as other parties, over the composition and functioning of Local Government Transition Committees (LGTCS).

The lawsuit, which was filed at the Federal High Court in Abuja, seeks to challenge the constitutionality of the LGTCS and the manner in which they were established. The plaintiffs argue that the LGTCS are unconstitutional and violate the principles of federalism, as they are not recognized by the Constitution and are not accountable to the people.

The LGTCS were established by the National Assembly in 2019 to oversee the transition of power from one administration to another in local governments. However, the plaintiffs argue that the LGTCS are not transparent, accountable, and lack the necessary powers to effectively manage the transition process.

The lawsuit also seeks to challenge the allocation of funds to the LGTCS, which the plaintiffs argue is unconstitutional and violates the principles of fiscal federalism. The plaintiffs are seeking a declaration that the LGTCS are unconstitutional and an injunction to stop the allocation of funds to them.

The case is likely to be a significant test of the powers of the National Assembly and the role of the LGTCS in the transition process. It may also have implications for the allocation of funds to local governments and the accountability of public officials.

It's worth noting that the lawsuit is still pending and has not been heard by the court. The parties involved will need to present their arguments and evidence to the court, and the court will then make a decision on the matter.