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A desperate move to secure another term A desperate move to secure another term A desperate move to secure another term I will surely witness the fall of APC amen |
I will surely witness the fall of APC I will surely witness the fall of APC I will surely witness the fall of APC Amen |
Iran don't know what America are capable of. They thought it Israel that is playing with them |
The problem here is not what he says. It because there was a feud in the family. If everything we said come to pass, most of us will be in a better position than where they're today. I don't know why we always believed that negative things come from what we said What about my positive saying that I want to be richer than Dangote? |
Obi come back this time will be tsunami. |
DoTheNeedful:you are not seeing anything. What you wrote here is a normal that can happen in Nigeria. This is not predictions but a political character in Nigeria. So you are not seeing anything. |
I have learned to let this thought go away from me. I didn't choose to come to this world. My being in this world is a work of two different spe.rm. I feel the emptiness but I have no choice than to be here till the power of those sper,m that formed me expired. |
No be joke. The promise was to reduce the purchasing power of the people.
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Bukky AdepitanJan 1, 2026 2026 Tax Reforms: Man speaks out as barber imposes VAT on customers, shares proof A Nigerian man has sparked conversation online after calling out his barber for adding a 7.5% Value Added Tax (VAT) to customers’ bills. According to a viral notice shared online, the barber informed customers that starting from January 1, 2026, a 7.5% VAT would be added to every payment made at the shop. The barber explained that the decision was in compliance with new mandatory regulations by the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). This comes amid the federal government’s enforcement of tax policies expected to take effect this year. The notice also apologised for any inconvenience caused and thanked customers for their continued support, adding that the business looks forward to serving them better. However, many internet users did not find the move amusing, questioning when barbers began charging VAT like large corporations. Reactions quickly followed online. One commentator wrote, “So after a ₦5k haircut, I’ll now pay VAT? Nigeria is not a real place.” Another added, “Small businesses are just trying to survive. If FIRS dey disturb them, what do you expect?” Whether it is strict compliance or unnecessary overreach, one thing is clear, even a simple haircut is no longer safe from VAT conversations in Nigeria. https://www.gistreel.com/2026-tax-reforms-man-speaks-out-as-barber-imposes-vat-on-customers-shares-proof/
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As big as the sky is Were they drunk |
These people love attacking Obi just to demarket him because they can't come out of the fact that Obi won 2023 general election. Tinubu is the president through bribery. Tinubu is a thief. |
😆 lol Every year I found myself going through a lot to make myself happy without tying it to a new year And besides! What is making this year a happy New Year when we all know what:'bat ' is cooking against us this year Bat, your government is a wicked government |
Ezeama400:people in APC has no sense my brother |
nairalanda1:income tax, dues it also applied to people who have no jobs either from the government or else where? |
Na now you wake up? |
So the ticket we buy as a driver is not tax Or what is it call? Because there are more than 10 million commercial vehicles on Nigeria's roads |
dawnomike:you are looking for someone child to reap. Be careful oo |
But what sense does it make that in the UK Women are given more privileges than men? The government of the UK should look into this matter o |
And we have just 7-8 billions man on the whole planet. What happen to just sharing 1,1 billion to everyone on earth? He will still have more than enough to pursue his trillion. |
The day I went to a farm just to please my girlfriend. 😂 Lol Since I didn't have to please her, I joined her and her mother to go to farm and learn harvesting. |
Why no comment na . Don't ask Nairaland members for contact details (email, phone, bbpin) or investments. Message: |
You won't understand the effect until you turn 50 |
The day I went to a farm just to please my girlfriend. 😂 Lol Since I didn't have enough money to please her, I joined her and her mother to go to farm and learn harvesting. |
But it make no sense withdrawing police from law makes na Although I wish they also have a feelers from the insecurity Nigerian are going through. |
Nice question Sha. I decided to stop being a womanizer and that decision give me a good woman |
TrueReports:Tinubu is doing this because he knew that he didn't win the last election. He is using presidential power to threaten oppositions to join so he will be very confident of winning the next election without the stress he goes through in 2023 and still loose for the court to save him. ![]() |
United against Nigerians. Your unity will certainly be dismantle |
What a beautiful news to end the year with ![]() |
The Court of Appeal in Abuja has affirmed the October 4, 2024 judgment of a Federal High Court in Abuja barring the Directorate of Road Traffic Services (popularly called VIO) from further stopping, impounding, or confiscating vehicles on the road and imposing fines on motorists. In a judgment on Thursday, a three-member panel of the appellate court resolved the three issues identified for determination against the appellant, the Directorate of Road Traffic Services. Justice Oyejoju Oyebiola Oyewumi, who delivered the lead judgment, held that the appeal was without merit. She awarded a cost of N1million against the appellant and in favour of the respondent, a rights activist and public interest attorney, Abubakar Marshal. https://thenationonlineng.net/breaking-appeal-court-affirms-judgment-barring-vio-from-stopping-impounding-vehicles/amp/ |
Has Tinubu withdrawn police escorts from our state father? |
VOsimhen144:he very strong and adamant in taxing us |
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