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Constitutionality of the Presidential Executive Order on Financial Autonomy in the States

President Muhammed Buhari on 20th May 2020 signed an executive order on “Implementation of Financial Autonomy of State Legislature and State Judiciary” (the “Order”) relying on Section 5 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended (the “Constitution”) which the Executive Governors of several States have expressed discomfort with. Subsequently, the President had a teleconference with the Nigerian Governors' Forum and decided to delay gazetting the Order until Attorney General of the Federation meets with the Nigerian Governors'Forum and resolve issues the Governors might have with the said Order.