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How much did APC and Tinubu pay to inec for the said victory Nonsense and ingredients. Is it not them again. |
This is getting serious. Insecurity has become a very big issue to this nation. |
englishmart:But still better than Tinubu. |
Any party that will kick Apc out is my party Even if na birthday party..or end of the year party.😊🤣 |
Any party that will kick Apc out is my party Even if na birthday party..or end of the year party.😊🤣 |
Any party that will kick Apc out is my party Even if na birthday party..or end of the year party.😊🤣 |
Wike can not win any fair and credible election anywhere, even in the so called companies his dad worked as Chairman and director. It's the Eye neck that will decide, based on the highest bidder. And we all know who are the highest bidders(Tilubu) |
Rexymania:Camera in hotel rooms It's not ideal to fix cameras in hotel rooms |
cenaman:That law is for helinues and Yarmo....... Not for the elites ........ |
Some of those Muslim terrorists will be disappointed after their death. That no enough virgin anymore to go round. |
Please take a moment to write a quality post with at least 40 characters. This will make the forum more interesting for everyone. On behalf of 40 characters, we don't care about this post. |
Things are really getting out of hand in this country. We never had it this bad. |
Is this talk necessary now I thought the old man went there for condolence. |
Audio! Just to please the Gullible, all nah lamba |
benuejosh:keep playing politics with people's life. God will surely judge you. |
Nonsense, it's all about 2027,what of the insecurity in Benue and other states |
The things Obi promised if he win he's still doing them even after INEC glitch him out, the one they glitched in that promised Agbado ewa they didn't see |
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The only job tinubu created is propaganda, ruling party acting as opposition party. If APC are not scared why are they posting 2027 election posters in 2025 I thought his achievements are ought to speak for him... Oloribruku |
Nigerians made a grave mistake voting Bola Tinubu into office. I said it before, and I’ll say it again: when Tinubu is done with this country, Nigerians will be begging to return to Buhari’s era. He has done irreparable damage—economically, socially, politically. He has crippled institutions, education, and democracy. Buhari killed Nigeria in eight years; Tinubu came, in two years he is burying it. Fact!!! |
Death is bad thing, would this has happened if the parents are still alive ![]() |
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Federal Government to resume sucking ogoni resources after 30 years, without nothing to give back to the community or the nation. Bunch of greedy lazy old politicians. |
Tinubu's State of Origin. They ought to have put one SE/SS State there, so that the ronus can see something to masturbates on. |
femi4:Not really. Election glitches=No Re run Jamb glitches=Re seat |
OviOrunmila:Baba is tired of defending the calamity they brought to power. So he dey do hide and seek. |
Even without the election being rig by Tinubu,wike will never win. Who won vote for am ![]() |
"The Nigerian Senate has passed all four of President Bola Tinubu’s proposed tax reform bills, marking a significant overhaul of the country's fiscal framework. These bills aim to modernize tax administration, enhance revenue collection, and ensure a more equitable distribution of tax proceeds across federal, state, and local governments. Key Provisions of the Newly Passed Tax Bills 1. Establishment of the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS): The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) will be replaced by the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS), which will serve as the central authority for federal tax collection. The NRS will be governed by a board comprising a chairperson appointed by the President, an executive vice chairperson (subject to Senate confirmation), and six executive directors representing each geopolitical zone on a rotational basis. 2. Value Added Tax (VAT) Distribution Adjustments: The VAT rate remains at 7.5%; however, the distribution formula has been revised: Federal Government: Reduced from 15% to 10% States: Increased from 50% to 55% Local Governments: Remains at 35% For State allocations: 50% shared equally among all States 20% based on population 30% based on the place of consumption For local governments: 70% shared equally 30% based on population 3. Introduction of a 4% Development Levy: A new 4% development levy has been introduced to fund key national agencies, including: Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND) – 50% Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) – 15% National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) – 10% National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) – 10% National Cybersecurity Fund – 5% Defence Security Fund – 10% 4. Establishment of the Tax Appeal Tribunal and Tax Ombud Office: A Tax Appeal Tribunal will be established to handle disputes related to federal and state tax laws, aiming to enhance efficiency and credibility in tax dispute resolution. An Office of the Tax Ombud will be created to address taxpayer grievances and promote fairness in tax administration. 5. Enhanced Penalties for Non-Compliance: Stricter penalties have been introduced for tax non-compliance, including: Failure to register: ₦100,000 in the first month, ₦50,000 for each subsequent month Failure to file returns: ₦200,000 in the first month, ₦50,000 for each subsequent month Failure to keep books: ₦10,000 for individuals, ₦100,000 for companies Failure to remit tax deducted at source: Up to three years imprisonment upon conviction Comparison with Previous Versions The Senate's version of the tax reform bills incorporates several significant changes from the versions previously passed by the House of Representatives: VAT Distribution: The Senate adjusted the VAT sharing formula, reducing the federal government's share and increasing the States' share, to promote greater fiscal federalism. Development Levy: The Senate introduced a 4% development levy to ensure sustained funding for critical national agencies, a provision not present in the earlier House version. Administrative Reforms: The establishment of the NRS, Tax Appeal Tribunal, and Tax Ombud Office reflects a comprehensive approach to modernizing tax administration and dispute resolution mechanisms. These harmonized bills are now set to be transmitted to President Tinubu for assent, signaling a significant shift in Nigeria's tax policy landscape." The above 👆 is the highlights of the “FOUR TAX REFORM BILLS” just passed by the Senate for your information. |
The Zone Bs are even tired of defending these propagandas of APC Government. Abeg what mannabbqgrill ![]() |
Cleared to be able borrow again for 2027 generation. Some urchins need to collect 2k for propagandas. |
It's the greedy and selfish People, that only care for their stomach infrastructure that attacks P. O |
