LGANA

LGANA stands for Local Government Association of Nigeria. It is an association representing local governments in Nigeria.

The purpose of LGANA is to promote and protect the interests of local governments in Nigeria and facilitate their development.

Membership in LGANA is open to all local government areas in Nigeria. Each local government can become a member by joining the association.

By joining LGANA, local governments gain access to resources, networking opportunities, and advocacy efforts that support their development and address their concerns.

LGANA advocates for local governments by representing their interests at the national level, engaging with policymakers, and lobbying for policies and legislation that benefit local government administration.

Yes, LGANA organizes training and capacity-building programs to enhance the skills and knowledge of local government officials, promoting good governance practices in local administrations.

LGANA facilitates collaboration among local governments by organizing conferences, workshops, and forums where local government officials can share experiences, best practices, and innovative ideas.

You can contact LGANA through their official website or by reaching out to their headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria. Their website provides contact details and additional information.

LGANA has been involved in various projects aimed at improving local government administration, service delivery, and sustainable development across Nigeria.

Local governments can collaborate with LGANA by becoming members, participating in LGANA events and initiatives, and actively engaging with the association for mutual benefit.