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Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by EddieAsuzu: 2:50pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
Yes, the radicalism & Islamic agenda of Ahmafu Bello & his foot soldier Tafawa Balewa caused the intervention of the Military. If not for Islam, then such couldn't have happened. Therefore, talk to your fellow Muslims !! |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by nisai: 2:51pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
ibechris:But it explains it much more than your imagination. |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by YorubarLord: 3:10pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
Boy don't be bitter, don't make me put videos and images of your igbo sisters swimming in dirty water here or your fvcked up roads all across your potopoto region. post=105579053: |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by Aboks(m): 3:15pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
WibusJaga: Useless almajiris lazy people the money to marry more wife's |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by nisai: 3:27pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
LegendHero: 1 Like |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by joyandfaith: 3:33pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
Uchek:I keep wondering myself . We missed opportunity of correcting mistake of 1960 in 1967. |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by BusinessDream: 3:42pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
AlabiJ:Na, it is not lies. Let's take oil company HQ for instance that left South South because of insecurity and went to Lagos. If they relocate back to South-South, hope you know what that will do to Lago IGR? Now if another Seaport, the size of Lagos port is created in South-South, hope you know what that will do to Lagos IGR? A lot of people are in Lagos because of the number of companies there and Lagos is the major booster of South West IGR. If any of those big companies move out, IGR will drop. All Nigerian banks have their HQ in Lagos, nowhere else. All Oil Companies have their HQ in Lagos. My point is a lot of opportunities are concentrated in Lagos and not evenly distributed... |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by RedEnergy: 3:46pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
DubaiLandLord:It can. The army can be decentralized. In the USA, they have State defence forces, who are military wing of the State government. They also have National Guards in each state who can also be controlled by State Governors. 1 Like |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by sokera: 3:49pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
This is why the yorubas needs to wake up and support a true yoruba nationalist like Tinubu to be the next president , he is the only man that can decentralized the power at the center … 1 Like |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by AlabiJ: 3:56pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
BusinessDream: You igbos are pathetic. You never accept responsibility for your shortcomings and failures. Always blaming external factors. If it's not lack of seaports, it'll be marginalization, or other crap. There are states that don't have Onitsha and Aba-type markets in Nigeria that are doing better than your states in both IGR and VAT generation and collection. Yet you people still try to claim the sweat of the states that are proactive in their internal revenue generation efforts. Una dey ment. The seaports excuse has long been proven over and over to be a blatant lie. There are functional seaports in Rivers State that you people can use but you choose not to use them, yet you blame others for your economic underperformance. Look inwards and ask yourself whether your governors are the ones eating/stealing your IGR and VAT taxes and failing to declare them transparently, or whether your traders just don't like paying taxes, instead of always looking to blame outsiders for your own underperformance. Y'all make me sick. 2 Likes |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by GuyfawkesAB(m): 4:07pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
Una don start again Available data on IGR has shown that a larger percentage of Lagos and Ogun tax revenues are from PAYE and corporate organisations. Your people mostly don't make full declaration of their businesses so as not to pay correct levies. The same attitude they have shown mostly in the East that has led to low generation of taxes in those states. The false illusion that you hold that if your businesses are taken out of the SW, the economy will become almost moribund will soon be busted OfoIgbo: 1 Like |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by colestephan86: 4:21pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
OfoIgbo:They have started , go to the east and generate the igr na. |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by BusinessDream: 4:50pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
AlabiJ:Lol... Are you done? Lagos is the biggest oga... you will find virtually EVERY TRIBE doing business there for a reason many are doing business there. Why aren't people trooping to other states in South West like they do to Lagos or Lagos is the only South West state ni? Even other Yoruba people move to Lagos too. so why is everyone moving to Lagos? |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by cocolacec(m): 5:16pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
AlabiJ: How come Igbos in the North dont boost the IGR of the Northern states? 2 Likes |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by cocolacec(m): 5:17pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
ajl: USA |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by AlabiJ: 6:22pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
BusinessDream: Abeg getat and shut tha fvck up. You are just too dense for comfort. You people just like arguing blindly. My point from the very beginning has been that igbos are not responsible for 'about half' of the IGR generated by Lagos like your fellow ipob claimed on the fist page of this thread (no single evidence supports that claim), simply because una region is one of the worst performing regions in terms of revenue generation and collection in the entire country. You can't be performing woefully in your own region and then turn around and claim credit for the sterling performance of other regions. 2 Likes |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by bencarson007(m): 7:08pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
PROUDIGBO: E weak me bro 1 Like |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by jimmynauty: 7:20pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
Shegu en arewa...kun tashi lalache kasan ku..tooh gashi kun gani kun ji |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by bilulu(m): 7:38pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
cocolacec:How can you decentralized the army? what will now make it a country? police is fine but army is always national |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by jaxxy(m): 7:52pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
WesternOligarch: Most Igbos have their major investments and business in other regions than in their region. That’s the reason behind some of these figures besides their underperforming governors. |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by seniorkachion(m): 8:20pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
Anambra state should make sure that all all ships bringing containers to onitsha are discharged at Onitsha port through barges. Abia can reach revenue sharing arrangements with Rivers State for Aba containers to come in through Port Harcourt port. Meanwhile, all containers for north go straight to Kano and Kaduna Inland Dry Ports. I no fit laugh for the boastful south westerners. Dem Lagos ports go become idle. |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by seniorkachion(m): 8:22pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
WesternOligarch: Anambra state should make sure that all all ships bringing containers to onitsha are discharged at Onitsha port through barges. Abia can reach revenue sharing arrangements with Rivers State for Aba containers to come in through Port Harcourt port. Meanwhile, all containers for north go straight to Kano and Kaduna Inland Dry Ports. I no fit laugh for the boastful south westerners. Dem Lagos ports go become idle. (Modify) (Quote) (Report) (Share) |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by Jonathan39: 8:25pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
What if they finally decides to move their business to East, you know what will happen to the rejoin they will be leaving behind. DonroxyII: |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by OGmoney19(m): 8:30pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
[quote author=WesternOligarch post=105571501]The leeches in both regions will oppose the ruling. We already saw who betrayed the anti grazing ban in the south first..... The funny thing is that if northern leaders for a minute can actually get their acts together they'd see rapid development in terms of igr in their region. If an economic partnership that is beneficial to both parties in the south west and the north is entered into both regions will see development. Build a cargo railway that connects the north and south west, build more dry ports in the south west and invest in livestock agriculture in the north and creation of an arewa/odua investment company for both regions. Synergy is what is really needed. Plus ogun states and Oyo states really need to work on their own igr and exploit the closeness to Lagos. I personally really don't give them much attention when they say stuff like that, usually it's bereft of any facts or logic and simply empty statements to feed their ego.... they talking about having ports, lol last time I checked they were landlocke My man you be fool. |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by seniorkachion(m): 8:35pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
Ngorbungor: The reason for the 51% Lagos VAT contribution is because big companies headquartered in Lagos aggregate and pay vat from their corporate head office in Lagos. That will change. Nigeria Breweries for instance have their biggest plant in Enugu. They will nolonger pay vat for goods produced in their Enugu plant to FG. It will now be paid to Enugu State govt. Etc. This will happen all over the states . Banks will pay for their branches in states where they are located. Once the legal uncertainties have been settled, you will see action from states. Lagos vat will plummet inevitably. |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by middlebelter(m): 8:35pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
The North West and North East controlling the FGN at the centre have a total IGR of N203.57b not up to the South-South IGRor half of SW. You will now understand why the VAT case will be stopped at the Supreme court. If River state can win this case at the supreme court, then the battle to true fiscal federalism is half won. Keep it up, Governor Wike. Justice must be encouraged even if my state in Northcentral is not performing well on IGR. What I know is this will force the non-performing states to wake up. |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by celeiyke: 8:36pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
cocolacec: So IGR translates to VAT? |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by BusinessDream: 8:44pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
AlabiJ:What makes up Lagos business ? ONLY YORUBA? IS that what you are claiming? Are there no Igbos in that same Lagos making massive contributions? I am dense because I refused to accept your position, right? REMOVE lagos from South west and what do you have? A state that was developed by almost everyone in this country is what you are boasting of. Even people that are not from Lagos will be claiming Lagos. Oga shut up! |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by AlabiJ: 9:27pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
BusinessDream: It's like you want to be unfortunate on this street. Why should I remove Lagos from the SW?? You must be mad. Na my fault say your region dey landlocked? Is it yoruba people's fault that Lagos was situated in their region and that they are benefiting from its God-given endowments? Why not blame God instead, for endowing Lagos with the strategic location amongst other advantages. It's like saying without Oil money all SS states can't survive. If I am to remove Lagos from the SW, then Nigeria should also be ready to remove Oil from the SS, abi na SS people put the oil inside their ground? Only lazy and foolish people think and talk like you do, guy. You igbos are fond of blaming others for your problems. Go and fight God, if e pain you reach. Ediot. For all the noises you igbos make about being so super and better than everyone else, una still no fit siddon for una region and make it habitable for yourselves. It's so bad that for an average igbo person to make it in life, he needs to leave his region to seek better opportunities. Shey na yoruba people swear for una? Shey na our fault say una must emigrate to other parts of Nigeria to survive as a people? Upon all, you still have the nerve to insult your hosts that created an enabling environment for you to thrive in their midst. Na Devil go punish all of una. E be like dem don microwave your brain dis evening, na hin make you dey talk crap to me. Better get off my mention and go make yourself useful. 2 Likes |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by Vado(m): 9:33pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
joyandfaith: He was the first to suggest the inclusion of a secession clause in the then constitution, a leverage which could have averted all these issues we have today but Azikiwe objected and tagged him a tribalism. Awo did all those things first. They even saw him as an outcast. 1 Like |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by Abujakenneth: 10:05pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
I still wonder how Anambra earns more than Plateau or Sokoto cocolacec: |
Re: Which States Will Oppose The New VAT Ruling? by OPUBO7(m): 10:24pm On Sep 07, 2021 |
OfoIgbo:� a sea port at anambra were will the boat pass won't it pay tax before Crossing |
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