VINCENT ADEOBA

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[VINCENT ADEOBA @vincentadeoba]

I’ve been following President @BarackObama since I was a 17 years old kid in Nigeria. I was inspired by his story and he has been a role model. I’ve watched over 200 of his speeches; I recently gave this address at a @PwCUS event. Meeting you is a lifelong dream and I can’t wait.

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“It’s not so much the losses you might take on suboptimal trades that is the problem, but rather the major trade opportunities you will be prone to miss because of the adverse impact of such marginal trades on your focus and mindset” - Jack Schwager

[Taiwo Oyedele @taiwoyedele]

PUBLIC NOTICE

CALL FOR MEMORANDA ON FISCAL POLICY AND TAX REFORMS

The Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee was set up by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR to review and advise on reforms to shape Nigeria's fiscal policies and tax system. In this regard, the Committee hereby calls for submission of memoranda from the general public.

Submissions are expected on a wide range of topics relating to the Committee’s terms of reference, including but not limited to:

1. Fiscal Governance – Issues regarding public financial management, government spending priorities, debt management and economic policy coordination

2. Revenue Transformation – Revenue administration, taxation structure, incentives management, and non-tax revenue mobilisation

3. Economic Growth Facilitation – Promoting ease of business, addressing impediments to trade, and supporting MSMEs

Your input will assist the Committee to develop policies that promote economic growth, equitable taxation system, improved accountability and sustainability of Nigeria’s fiscal system.

To submit your memorandum, please visit https://t.co/NFh1Ss19ct and use the specially designed form. If you prefer to submit a document, please follow these guidelines:

a) Memoranda should be in electronic format (PDF or Word document).

b) Submissions should be sent to [email protected] or delivered in hard copy to Room 709B, Mulliner Towers, 39 Alfred Rewane Road, Ikoyi Lagos or Revenue House, 15 Sokode Crescent, Wuse Zone 5, FCT Abuja.

c) Include your name, contact information, and organisation (if applicable).

d) Indicate the subject of your memorandum in the email subject line or on the envelope.

The deadline for submitting memoranda is 15 November 2023.

Your participation is vital to the work of the Committee and the desired outcomes. We therefore look forward to receiving your valuable input and support for a stronger and more equitable fiscal policy and taxation system.

For inquiries or further information, please send a message to [phone] or via email to [email protected]

Signed

Taiwo Oyedele
Chairman, Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee

[VINCENT ADEOBA @vincentadeoba]

I had a rare opportunity to connect with Chief Adewale Tinubu of Oando Plc, Chief Wale Edun, Nigeria's finance minister, and President @akin_adesina of @AfDB_Group in New York on Wednesday after President Tinubu @officialABAT town hall meeting with Nigerian diaspora in New York.

[VINCENT ADEOBA @vincentadeoba]

@asemota What would it cost both of them to travel to Nigeria every quarter to inspect the site when they are investing such significant amount in a project/property? I don’t mind flying in on Saturday and flying back on Sunday for unannounced occasional visits to the site for assessment.

[VINCENT ADEOBA @vincentadeoba]

What would it cost her to travel to Nigeria every quarter to inspect the site when she is investing such significant amount in a project or property? I don’t mind flying in on Saturday and flying back on Sunday to pay unannounced occasional visits to the site for assessment.

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@asemota this might interest you.
Someone sending money to the brother to build a house for her back in Nigeria suffered the consequences

[VINCENT ADEOBA @vincentadeoba]

@Morris_Monye Inciting violence isn’t the way forward. A post election violence will lead to death of innocent people. America and the world power won’t support any agitation that will sabotage democracy in Nigeria. I thought we learned from #Endsars that violence is never the right course.

[VINCENT ADEOBA @vincentadeoba]

The whole of South voted along ethnic lines and the North is deciding the winner like they usually do. When we are ready to have the real conversation, we will tell ourselves the truth that we can't unseat this evil political system from the top. It has to be from the bottom.

[VINCENT ADEOBA @vincentadeoba]

@DavidHundeyin @DavidHundeyin please be responsible and let INEC do its work. Don’t be in abroad and be inciting violence in Nigeria. We know how many innocent people died in 2011 due to irresponsibility of people like you. The peace of Nigeria is as important as the outcome of this election.

[VINCENT ADEOBA @vincentadeoba]

Nigerians don’t deserve the pains and suffering they are going through right now. This policy is a senseless policy introduced at a wrong time. It’s quite unfortunate that this suffering will continue for some months after the election regardless of who emerges on Saturday.

[VINCENT ADEOBA @vincentadeoba]

The middle class need to consolidate on this third force movement and decentralize it. What we saw in Lagos today might not give us the president we want in two weeks time but it can give us new state legislators, senators, house of rep members in 2027 if it's sustained.
Change!