@passchalbaby@Kene_Nnewi We payed double tax last year( to the LG and the state government)
So if Soludo is saying those structures are illegal, he should vomit the illegal taxes he's been collecting from the stalls
@OgbajiIfeanyi@ugbajaogonna You should shut up and listen when people involved talk.
You lots are the problem we face in this country.
Shops were built by the LG, and allocated by the state government themselves.
These shops all pay taxes to both the LG and the state government, with authentic receipt
If not for gender role in Igbo culture just tell me the reason my eldest sister go come all the way from her husband's house to take the Ukwu Anu of the cow I slaughtered the other day....
The guys I paid to cut the meat wanted to stop her I yelled at them.....they left her alone...it is her right to take the Ukwu Anu......
UPDATE: ICPC takes former Kaduna State Governor Nasir El-Rufai into custody over the failed N11.1bn Joint Venture Kaduna light rail project
El-Rufai, who was initially arrested by DSS operatives shortly after his release from the EFCC, landed in ICPC custody over a pending trial before the Federal High Court, Kaduna Division, regarding the failed N11.1bn Joint Venture Kaduna light rail project.
According to the ICPC, the money was collected by a JV partner during El-Rufai’s administration, but the project wasn't executed, while also adding that part of the money (N1.373 billion) was diverted into a private account during the administration of former Governor Nasir El-Rufai.
The anti-graft commission said that between December 2016 and January 2017, the then-governor approved the payment of N11.1 billion to the entity, which was not formally incorporated by the CAC until 10 May 2017. From the N11.1 billion paid to Mrts JV Nigeria’s account domiciled with Sterling Bank, N1.373 billion was allegedly diverted into a private account tracked down by ICPC.
Following an application by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) last year, the Federal High Court, Kaduna Division, had temporarily ordered the forfeiture of N1,373,180,510.07, which was part of the cash for the failed Kaduna light rail project.
@BlockSufi@OjiUgo_nwa This one is also doing this to align his state with the centre(Abuja). Are you saying it won't be good for the state if that happens?
Why?
If traders who are private employers of labour can be coerced, why do you think civil servants can't?
There is a reason they are servants. They better do what their masters say else those jobs will be collected from them.
Coercing public servants to join a political party under threat of dismissal is a blatant violation of democratic principles and personal freedom.
This should never be tolerated in a democracy.
It is undemocratic, undermines civil service neutrality, and must stop immediately.