Just take a look at what this boy is trying to do while disguising as a beggar!
And with the look of things he might have been doing it for along time
This is so heart breaking 💔
A businesswoman has taken to social media to call out the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) over what she describes as excessive and confusing levies being imposed on business owners.
According to her, she was asked to pay ₦50,000 for an entertainment levy, despite the fact that her business does not have a radio or television. 😳
She further alleged that when she questioned the charges, she was told to pay ₦50,000 for her air conditioner.
Her frustration is clear as she questions why business owners who have already paid for an operational permit are still being hit with additional levies.
The video has sparked conversations about the various charges imposed on businesses and whether such levies are reasonable, transparent and properly communicated.
What do you think? Are these legitimate levies or are business owners being overburdened?
🎥 Video Credit: reawakenwithmeg TT
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@ChuksEricE if the car is registered how come it still has number plates from two different countries? if you were let off the hook it would be out of share sympathy. the second number plates deflates your case
Policemen in Mufti went to this lady’s house to arrest her cos someone allegedly wrote a petition against her, she asked how they entered her compound and who opened the door for them and this happened🙆🏼♂️
Glad she’s speaking out, because we don’t want the kind of madness that happened in South Africa to happen in Ghana too.
Those responsible should face the full wrath of the law and be held accountable for their actions.
Ghana must remain a peaceful and safe country for everyone.