@NOIweala@Shuttlersng this is to bring to your attention the level of unorganized your employees (drivers) have become lately. Why on earth will your bus got spoilt and after fixing it, you left your customer? Is that a service or disservice? And upon this cruel act, you will not refund.
@BashirAhmaad Smile π, your first statement reminds me of certificate issuance back then in school. Your government has put you in tough job and you have no choice than to sound that way!!! Awon Renewed hopelessness rada rada....
@BashirAhmaad Oga, must you guys continue to lie to our faces in this current reality? Are you guys not ashamed of your lies. Pls inform your wasteful & wicked Oga to Godly face the current reality because this isn't election time.....
@paepaebebe @igbalaghemmanue @officialABAT next move was to implement high taxes on almost everything in the country, that then skyrocketed everything in the country up till now. Please ask yourself a valid question. What will govs do to these inhumane policies? Let up wise up and think critically before picking sides....
@paepaebebe @igbalaghemmanue @officialABAT@paepaebebe, I don't know you and I don't know where you belong to but obviously, you tilting towards @officialABAT. If you don't have the knowledge, kindly be enlightened through what I'm about to say. On the first day of president Tinubu in office, he has not studied....
@paepaebebe @igbalaghemmanue @officialABAT budget was raised early 2023 for 6 months for fuel subsidy meaning that it was catered for till June 2023 but Tinubu removed it without carefully consideration of the agony it will cause to the ordinary Nigerians, meaning "he careless about us". As if that was not enough, the....
@paepaebebe @igbalaghemmanue @officialABAT the current situation of this country and he blatantly removed the fuel subsidy. Ask yourself a question, why didn't former PMB remove the fuel subsidy since 2019 but he chose the side of managing it till the end of his tenure. That is called "wisdom". Recall that supplementary..
I can help you with a bit of education. I was going to ignore this but for the sake of your innocent followers you wish to mislead.
A 20% tax was never introduced or even proposed by the government. It was N20 per liter which was later approved at N10 per litre on soft drinks, juice etc. I guess you don't have a problem with government taxing these products even if it means some Nigerians losing their jobs. Nigeria's sugar consumption per capita is one of the lowest in the world but people like you prefer to import foreign templates to Nigeria without proper impact assessments and understanding the local context.
Excise tax increases on other products were announced for 2022 to 2024 by the government but later escalated midway into implementation. A bit of education will help you to understand that such policy somersault will not only hurt the sector being taxed but will make the investment climate uncertain and unattractive.
You can also get a bit of education if you check my work in the tax space which is freely available online including many instances when I have supported the government to raise taxes including free consulting and even sponsorship of efforts to expand the tax net through VAIDS.
I also championed both the exemption of people earning N30k or less from tax as well as exemption of small businesses earning N25m or less from VAT. I guess it doesn't matter to you that those vulnerable people are being over-taxed and you won't tell your followers that the people I advocated for are not my clients, rather I did it in the public interest.
I am currently advocating for the 7.5% VAT on diesel to be suspended given the impact of rise in transportation and other costs as a result of petrol subsidy removal. Perhaps your desire is for government to tax anything and everything even if it means taxing poverty.
I can also remind you of my advocacy for government to reduce minimum tax rate which forces struggling companies to pay tax even when they are loss making. It's likely you don't care if more companies shut down or exit Nigeria.
My interest has always been public interest, and it is not going to change now whether I am advocating for the private sector or not. This has been consistent in my career spanning over 2 decades. If that seems like conflict of interest to you then I cannot be of much help.
You're absolutely free to share your single story view, but you're not permited to share ignorance. Please get a bit of education if you must comment on a subject you seem completely clueless about.
If you know anyone who never worked in the private sector yet fully understands the tax issues affecting the economy, feel free to recommend such a person to the government.
And if you have any problem with Australia, please reach out to them. I am a Nigerian, I live and work in Nigeria.
@Letter_to_Jack It's not their fault, I can only blame the military for their power tussle back then. How dare will North be claiming Ilorin? Isn't that an abomination and a shame to the entire Yoruba land?
@medman007 I have a friend who is a Christian living with me. My question is, coming back home without saying asalam alaikum to the house, what is the implications? Jazakum lahu Khairan.