₦airaland Forum

azpekuliar:
The Tenement rate is a tax on the occupation of property not the ownership of property. You may own a property and not live there, so the responsibility to pay the Tenement Rate then becomes that of the tenant. However, if the property is owner-occupied then the landlord/owner pays the Tenement Rate. The Tenement Rate is a critical source of revenue for Local Governments.

However in Lagos, the State Government usurped the powers of the LGAs to demand and collect Tenement Rates, by promulgating the Land Use Charge through it’s House of Assembly. So the Tenement rate, Ground rent and Neighborhood Improvement Charge were all fused together to become the Land Use Charge (to the chagrin of the LGAs) and landlords became primarily responsible for it’s payment, not tenants.

Now there are so many properties in Lagos that have not yet been enumerated or captured in the LUC database, so they are currently not being assessed yet for LUC payment. Properties in this category are most likely still being assessed for the old Tenement Rate, so tenant(s) or whoever is in occupation is still expected to pay the Tenement Rate into the coffers of their Local Government Area.

Davash222:
Afonjas, this is your true leader!!

Tinubu wants to sell you guys to the Fulanis hence he’s mute all these while.

doctokwus:
Read the research extracts and soon as I saw all were conducted by scientists in Nigerian higher inatitutions,I started having doubts.
First,in their more or less hurried research,there was even one study group that found spermatogenesis was even increased.
Meanwhile,no human study has even been done,just a study on rats,by Nigerian scientists using the science equipment they use here.
When a proper research is done using up to date scientific tools and methods,then any research finding on agbalumo can be discussed.

laosy:
Orisirisi something, imagine aboki and Fulani herdsmen dey dictate to us , they said the police and other security outfits is enough, well we would agree if all politians agree not to use any bodyguard since the national security is enough, no be their fault na the fault of one of our leader for top wey don sell us for presidency he is not getting now or ever!

mansakhalifa:
Hold up!

Wait! What?!

When did Guinea become an "English-speaking country"

I mean who wrote this s#it?

mansakhalifa:
Hold up!

Wait! What?!

When did Guinea become an "English-speaking country"

I mean who wrote this s#it?

YorubaLord:
Cheetah = ẹtan

I think this might be it.

philip0906:
While I can NEVER watch a Nigerian movie, this is the silliest sh1t I have heard all year. I mean, I read through waiting to see the heinous crime that would make the movie banned (fraud, pornography, debt or something tangible) but alas I am seeing "banned for depicting the EFCC in bad light" ?

Lol...The bingos, senile twats and cretins who are in authority in this country, are a shame to behold.

It's getting ridiculous by the day.

Blackeuropean:
Lol sister, Na job bring me here, I was lucky but being internet wise changed my life, Imagine each time i say let me visit naija, my white consortium we be discouraging me that its not safe, hahahaha, there was a time it got to a point they told me to point any lady of my choice over here, that they will see that I got married to any of my preference, just in case if it's because of lady I'm going back to naija.

Trust makes me become like family members with them, imagine vacation together and you white consortium went back on business trip and ask you to move around with the wife. A very Young and pretty wife for that matter, moving around or going swimming with her does not mean Sex, because the trust is there .

And we share hotel rooms that is always linked together by both parties opening their doors. Hotel Rotana for example, While the husband was away for like a month as duty called. Trust Trust Trust, I don't think with my di-ck but how to make more money on my mind every Monday to friday.

Blackeuropean:
Mr Man FIRST OF ALL , I'm slave to no one if that is the way you think about yourself.

Secondary, I do not know the type of job you do, but my kind of job makes a lot of white workers report to me.

And lastly, I'm in my Early 30s and this place gave me the opportunity to make my First billions when converted to naira in 2011, I'm sure if I wereback home in your country and working in normal job environment, by now i will be dragging the minimum wage with people there.

My Bro my target is to beat Saygin Yalcin Residing in UAE, He is my age bracket and worth over $1 billion dollars, and my job opened and provide me with this opportunity, so do not lecture me about being slave.

Cheers.

Stalwert:
Half of the idiots quoting about this, can you explain this anomaly? Or you are smugglers who are pained by Hameed Ali's hefty blows against your trade.

grandiose4ever:
I had a thought recently about the Nigerian religious space and economy and I feel sad that Nigeria is not exploiting the benefits of christianedom enough.

One can choose to look Churches from two angles as a govt. A charity or special subset of the service sector - in most cases it should be viewed as Charity. In some other cases it can help if viewed as a service. As a charity it should be tax free, as a service it should pay taxes(5% - 10%) and improve economy.

Since Churches seem to have very strong liquidity and cash flow from foreign countries - they can be encouraged to venture into other areas of the economy.

Case study: when govt liberated higher education and allowed new entrants. Winners Chapel obtained a license in 2002 for Covenant and within 20 years overtook Nigeria's first University of Ibadan founded in 1945.

I have a feeling if they ventured into healthcare and other sectors they would equally succeed.

Chochovini:
. I disagree with that.

Allah is a particular diety in islam worshipped by the muslims. The God Christians worship is the Almighty creator of Heaven and Earth and everthing in them.

SUPERPACK:
Yes, we should also ask them why we have " God" in the national pledge since Nigeria is a secular country and not a christian country.