43Ronin: O boy see as igboman dey hammer on a regular for Lagos. Igboman import container, still get retail stores wey this people dey stampede to buy. Ifboman get business sense abeg! Chai
So na Igbo man dey sell tomatoes, chicken and meat wey people want cook for festivity? You must be INSANE. I thought you people are in Aba and Onisha market and Lagos is now empty. You are SICK.
OlaleyeCast: The United States has carried out multiple air strikes on Islamic State (ISIS) militants in north-west Nigeria, President Donald Trump announced on Thursday, saying the operation targeted fighters accused of killing mainly Christians in the region.
In a Truth Social post late on Christmas Day, Mr Trump said the strikes were launched “at my direction as Commander in Chief.”
He wrote: “Tonight, at my direction… the United States launched a powerful and deadly strike against ISIS Terrorist Scum in Northwest Nigeria, who have been targeting and viciously killing, primarily, innocent Christians…”
“I have previously warned these Terrorists that if they did not stop the slaughtering of Christians, there would be hell to pay, and tonight, there was,” Trump added.
“May God Bless our Military,” he said, adding provocatively, “MERRY CHRISTMAS to all, including the dead Terrorists, of which there will be many more if their slaughter of Christians continues.”
kings59: Saved 7.5M but sporty chop am all, CEBEX also chop my 6M, But yesterday, I nearly lost my life to robbers. Omo, life first before anything else ooo
We go again 2026
2026 will be a year of saving. 90% of my salary, I will start saving it.
I just realized is not all about how much you have or lost, but how you stand again after falling or losing huge amount of money.
I will advise that you run away for sports betting and digital finances for now. 12.5 million too much to lose in this economy na. At least, work within your current earnings throughout 2026. Start from there.
So you no get plans for the future? You be you can die anytime? What if you live longer? Wat if the money is no longer coming like before? What will you fall back on?
Samirana360: -₦580,000... I've been saving money since January but the more I save the more debts increase..... Pls someone should help me save right in 2026
oyeb15: I lost my car, incured debts, start struggling to survive. Responsibilities become so overwhelming, anticipated government job was cornered by corrupt government officials who give it out as slots.
This Year is the worst year of my life. I don't pray to remember 2025 again as long as I live.
So sorry bro. Next year will be better in Jesus name.
Karlovych: Lamidi Sangodele must suffer immensely for all the evil things he has done against the people,
This I have seen
What atrocities? If your cherished president Jonathan had called for help from US in 2012 when the terrorists went sporadic, will we be in this mess in the first place? A president is making a difficult decision that diminishes his power just for the general good and you are here talking like an idiot. Some of you can't even manage you small scale business to success, how can we expect you to do better in your response to the business of a country as complex as Nigeria? BITTER PEOPLE.
Bobloco: Last month, Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu, slammed Peter Obi for allegedly supporting foreign intervention in Nigeria, saying, “We shall never forget and forgive Peter Obi for supporting a foreign invasion.” This came after Obi stated he would welcome U.S. military intervention if it helped Nigeria's security. Onanuga condemned Obi for undermining Nigeria’s sovereignty.
Today, the Tinubu administration, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, supported U.S. airstrikes targeting terrorist locations in Nigeria’s northwest. This raises a glaring contradiction: while Onanuga condemned Obi’s hypothetical welcome of foreign intervention, Tinubu's government endorsed actual foreign military action.
So, where does Nigeria’s sovereignty stand? If the government can support foreign strikes in one instance, how can they condemn Obi for even discussing foreign intervention? It seems sovereignty is only a priority when politically convenient.
This double standard, do as I say, not as I do is a familiar political game, but it’s more troubling when those in power are the ones playing it. The real question here isn’t about Obi’s extreme comment; it's about the consistency of the government’s stance on foreign intervention. Is sovereignty truly non-negotiable, or just a political tool when it suits the administration’s interests?
If Tinubu’s government condemns Obi’s comments, they must explain why they welcome foreign involvement when it aligns with their agenda. Sovereignty, it seems, isn’t as black and white as they want us to believe.
By whom? The terrorists or the USA? Are you are terrorists or terrorists sympathizer? So when USA supported Israel, Israel lost their sovereignty right? Define Sovereignty Oga. Let's start from whether or not you know the meaning in the first place.
Someone that was still denying Christian genocide in Nigeria.
Do you know what genocide is? I am a Christian. The bomb blast in Maiduguri that killed five Muslims was it also a part of the Christian genocide? Don't be myopic. The government did the right thing to let US intervene and all we can do is to support the intervention simple. All this genocide and all doesn't matter; terrorism must stop in Nigeria. Simple.
givedemwotowoto: I told you guys last month in this cryptic post that they were coming. I knew it will happen soon. They had this planned long before DT made the threat.
That Mo-Fo in a certain rock in Abuja is a goner. I know where all this is headed. He’s an incompetent buffoon that doesn’t deserve to be on that seat.
How did you come to that conclusion? He is incompetent for asking a superpower nation for help in dealing with ISIS group that is a worldwide terrorist organization that did not even start under him? If our past leaders from 2012 had sought for help before now and permitted US to strike, would we not have won the war and not be in this mess in the first place? Are you sick or something?
CyynthiaKiss: Merry Christmas from Mo Salah (Mohammed Salah) and his Family ✍️🎄
That was the picture he posted last Christmas. This is not recent. Let's await his post. Don't do the posting for him. And for the front page mod that moved this fake news to the front page, NAWA FOR YOU OOO.
Finally, Fake News Peddlers and Wailers can go and rest. Abi wetin una still wan confirm again. Only one version exists and no aberration was done. The law starts from Jan 1st. You better go buckle up abi na down.
Anybody can use Microsoft Office to do this. Where is you evidence. The true copies of the harmonized tax law and the gazetted one. Simple. No go do wuruwuru with Microsoft here. WE DON WISE.
“…the tax authority shall have the power to investigate or cause an investigation to be conducted to ascertain any violation of any tax law, whether or not such violation has been reported to the relevant tax authority.” – Nigeria Tax Administration Bill, 2025 (Passed by House of Representatives)
“…The tax authority shall have the power to investigate or cause an investigation to be conducted to ascertain any violation of any tax law, whether or not such violation has been reported to the relevant tax authority and shall also have the power to arrest any person suspected of committing such violations through relevant law enforcement agency.” – Nigeria Tax Administration Act, 2025 (Official Gazette)
Currency computation rules were also altered. Section 39(3) of the House-passed version allowed returns relating to petroleum operations to be computed in the currency of transaction, while the gazetted Act mandates that such tax computations be made in US dollars.
A new provision, Section 41(cool, introduced into the gazetted Act now requires a taxpayer dissatisfied with the decision of the Tax Appeal Tribunal, and seeking to appeal to the High Court, to deposit 20 per cent of the disputed amount as security before the appeal can be heard. Section 41(9), which was also introduced in the gazetted version, further formalises the appeal chain, spelling out a progression from the Tax Appeal Tribunal to the High Court, the Appeal Court and the Supreme Court.
Enforcement powers were also expanded. Section 60(1) of the gazetted Act adds the phrase “without an order of the High Court”, allowing tax authorities to appoint agents without court approval. Critics say this amounts to a major empowerment of the tax authority by granting it direct administrative garnishee powers, removing judicial oversight and bypassing court orders.
Section 61 distinguishes between the powers of the Nigeria Revenue Service and other tax authorities, permitting the Service to sell movable assets without a High Court order.
Section 64(1) goes further by introducing arrest powers, authorising tax authorities to arrest suspected offenders through relevant law enforcement agencies. The version passed by the House only empowered the tax authority to investigate or cause an investigation to be conducted to ascertain any violation of tax laws, whether or not such violation had been reported.
In the Nigeria Revenue Service (Establishment) Act, further discrepancies were identified in provisions governing accountability and legislative oversight. Section 25 of the House-passed version requires the Service to submit quarterly and annual reports to the National Assembly on its activities, performance and financial statements. These reporting obligations were omitted from the gazetted Act, which retains only basic audit provisions.
Similarly, Section 26 of the version passed by the House expressly empowers the National Assembly to summon the Executive Chairman or board members to account for administrative, governance and financial matters. This oversight power does not appear in the gazetted law.
Section 30 in the Votes and Proceedings also assigns broader accountability duties to the Executive Chairman, including the submission of strategic plans, budgets and routine reports to the minister and the National Assembly, as well as mandatory responses to ministerial recommendations. These provisions were removed in the final Act.
Differences were also recorded in the Joint Revenue Board of Nigeria (Establishment) Act. Section 9 of the House-passed version states that any officer exercising the board’s powers must be specifically authorised by the board. The gazetted Act uses broader language, referring to “any officer specifically in that behalf”, without clearly stating who grants the authorisation.
Funding provisions were amended as well. While Section 14 of the House version lists four sources of funding, the gazetted Act introduces an additional source, allowing “additional contributions from members” to fund board activities.
Further omissions affect statutory funding guarantees. The House version provides that both the Tax Appeal Tribunal and the Office of the Tax Ombudsman shall be funded from the Consolidated Revenue Fund, as appropriated by the National Assembly. In both cases, the gazetted Act removes reference to the Consolidated Revenue Fund, stating only that funding shall be through appropriation by the National Assembly.
These discrepancies have heightened concerns within the National Assembly and among stakeholders over taxpayer exposure, due process, legislative oversight and the overall integrity of the tax reform framework.
You are a liar and a fake news peddler. What is your source? Show us the transcript/true copy passed by the parliament and the gazetted one signed by the president. You just sit at the corner of your micro room and typed rubbish for brainless people to consume.
jmoore: The terrorists sang 'on your mandate we stand' and shook hands with Nigerian military before handing over the kids to them and the terrorists escorted the military out of the forest.
Where are your pictures or video evidence. You go explain tire. No Be Juju Be Dat?
YourKarma: shame suppose dey catch u. your useless government is so timid, bandits can do anything they want, get paid in millions, and nothing will happen to the bandits.
If Jonathan was an ineffectual buffoon, I wonder what you'll call this bulaba government
Show your evidence that TINUBU paid the bandits/kidnappers a dime. Cho cho cho cho cho and you no get proof.
Those countries have the simplest form of education. You can't fail. Only unserious students who miss classes fail. Imagine class attendance plus home tasks and projects carry 60% already. You are just sitting for exams just for the remaining 40%. So, how you go fail unless say you no serious before.
grandstar: When I saw South Korea's grading system, it dawned on me why the country has the lowest birthrate in the world!
It is constant pressure on children to excel, and this translates into agonizing long hours at school, and at home to do very well.
I had 5 A's and 2 C's in both my WEAC and GCE but I doubt I would be able to endure the system.
What about you? Can you survice it? Can your child? Or do you prefer they see expo ?
This grading system does not exist and it is a lie just for content. Anyone in the education sector understands that. You can't have 95% in both A and A+. So if a candidate scores 95% according to this your grading, will it be A or A+? You can only have 95% - 100% (A+) and 90% - 94.99% (A) and other grades follow that sequence.
You are a good content creator with a very bad educational background.
He will open boreholes for you people soon, just wait.
You no too gather. So, as Sabinus repair one road for Rivers State, e mean say Rivers and the whole south South no get road at all abi. See reasoning ooo. Your brain dey reverse mode, you better change gear.
Bringing news from over six years to compare and counter a most recent news. Go and visit Moro today and see whether or not you won't have more than enough water to waste. Shame on you for bringing old news to counter a recent one. No Be Juju Be Dat?
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