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Nigerian of the Week: Mmesoma Okonkwo
Mmesoma Okonkwo, the brilliant 17-year-old student, hails from Anambra State, Nigeria. Born with a passion for academic excellence and has made a name for herself and the country in the world of education.
She was a student of Chrisland High School, Victoria Garden City (VGC), where she has consistently demonstrated exceptional academic prowess. Recently, Okonkwo achieved an impressive feat, emerging as the Overall Best in English Language in the prestigious Cambridge International Examination.
This remarkable achievement showcases her exceptional academic skills and dedication to her studies. Her discipline and focus serve as an inspiration to young Nigerians.
This is why Mmesoma Okonkwo, the Academic Prodigy, is our Nigerian of the Week.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has signed the Tax Reform Bills into law, which makes a major shift in our tax system. As a Nigerian, this new law directly affects you. So this is a simple breakdown of the law, read to see how it impacts you.
1. FIRS Renamed: The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) is now called the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS).
2. Unified Revenue Collection: The NRS will now handle revenue collections previously managed by agencies like the Nigeria Customs Service, NUPRC, NPA, and NIMASA.
3. Low-Income Relief: Workers earning ₦800,000 or less annually are now exempted from income tax.
4. High-Income Tax: A 25% personal income tax applies only to individuals earning above ₦50 million annually.
5. Small Business Exemption: Small business owners are fully exempted from paying income tax.
6. Corporate Tax Cut: Starting in 2026, company income tax for medium and large firms will be reduced from 30% to 25%.
7. VAT Exemptions on Essentials: There is no VAT on essential items like food, medical services, pharmaceuticals, school fees, and electricity.
8. No Tax Hike: VAT remains at 7.5%, and corporate income tax stays at 30%—there has been no increase.
9. New Development Levy: A 2%–4% Development Levy will now fund critical national institutions like NELFUND, TETFund, NITDA, and NASENI.