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BluntCrazeMan:
In order to respond fully, I would require to write long epistles..

I can see you don't want summarized responses.

whatever you can write is ok by me. Am not sure these questions require too much grammar

1. how is lack of data responsible for squandering and embezzling taxes?

b. are you saying that all taxes that made it to their destination were never and have never been embezzled and squandered?

2. if there is no data, how did you arrive at your 56%?

b. how is lack of data responsible for leakages into private pockets and the present abysmal state of the economy?

3. I have read what you have written above. how does it answer the question....What is the benefit of all this data you are talking about?

Newyorkitis:
Instead of facing those that are ruling, you are facing someone who did not win.
Sowore should try and win one state so that we can take him seriously.
At least Peter Obi won Lagos which is Jagaban's stronghold.

the highlighted was what I was thinking when I saw the topic. the economy is a mess and the country is drifting so fast like a plane without a pilot and obi's supporters is his biggest problem

BluntCrazeMan:
They were squandered and embezzled (even by the third-party collectors of the taxes) because there is no accurate data to track the Taxes from the Source to their various destinations.

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YESS..
The amount of leakages in the economy accounts for up to 56% losses Year-On-Year.
((This is the reason some people would always say “the economy is bleeding”.. It means that lots of leakages into private pockets are happening, and they were not even noticed.

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Read the responses I have given above.

You can now choose to rephrase your No-3 question if you're not still not satisfied.

1. how is lack of data responsible for squandering and embezzling taxes?

b. are you saying that all taxes that made it to their destination were never and have never been embezzled and squandered?

2. if there is no data, how did you arrive at your 56%?

b. how is lack of data responsible for leakages into private pockets and the present abysmal state of the economy?

3. I have read what you have written above. how does it answer the question....What is the benefit of all this data you are talking about?

naptu2:
Atedo Peterside @AtedoPeterside

Legend...IBTC

BluntCrazeMan:
The current amount being paid as “Tax” in Nigeria is not amongst the first-twenty of the major problems in Nigeria..
But I can tell you that the current methods of taxing is amongst the first-ten problems in Nigeria.
We need to set our priorities right in this country.

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It's like you misunderstood my point..

Efficient Taxing Systems is what I am talking about.. Not increasing the Tax..

Please go back and read my submission again.
Thanks.

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I would need you to give me the percentages of the Nigerian employees and that of the business-owners who consistently pay their income taxes in Nigeria..

Just two percentages alone are all I need here.
One for the Nigerian Employees (both public and private);
And the other for the Nigerian Business Owners.

If you paid attention,, I'm talking about accurate robust data here, and not whether there are people who are paying or not..

What percentage of all the supermarket employees in Nigeria are paying their taxes?

What percentage of all the shop attendants in Nigeria are paying their taxes??

Do These Businessmen who own long threads-and-chains of shops pay their taxes?

One thing you should know is that...
“There is no robust/all-encompassing tax database in Nigeria”

If not,, why could someone buy a Bentley Vehicle in Nigeria, (and even had the tax duly deducted),, and yet the TIN of the person who bought the vehicle and paid the Tax was not captured??
((Not to talk of the TIN of the seller being captured too.. Thus, the government can never get to know WHO bought WHAT - and then, when, where, and how..))

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One thing you should know is this:
“Accurate data helps both the people and the government to properly track how much Tax that were collected, and how the money was used by the government.”

With Accurate Data, the government will always be on their toes, so as to always do their best in order to be better than their past records.
But where there is no data,, there won't be “PAST RECORDS” to be compared with..

SO, WHAT EXACTLY ARE YOU SAYING.??

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Dullards Are EVERYWHERE.!!

And you are one if them..

you didnt answer my questions.

1. All the income and sundry taxes that have been paid so far, what has been done with them?

2. Is it because government does have data to track the amount of money in the system according to you that economy is in shambles?

3. What is the benefit of all this data you are talking about?

7upnigeria:
Tinubu is known for creating enabling environment for business to thrive and for people to do business. Tinubu created Lekki Free Trade zone where you have the seaport, new lekki airport under construction, Dangote refinery. The day i went there was the day i was compketely delivered from the DEMONIC SPIRIT OF OBI. Real Estate in that place is massive as i have sold plots of land in that place and made money for myself. I simply cant explain the effects that that Lagos-Calabar coastal highway will have on that axis, fools will not understand.

does LFTZ provide enabling environment for all the businesses and people in lagos to thrive?

is LFTZ the first and only FTZ in lagos and in nigeria as a whole?

how is real estate in LFTZ massive and what makes it different from any other place where there is real estate?

pls explain the the effects that Lagos-Calabar coastal highway will have on that axis and from lagos to calabar?

purples25:
When a man has many standards, it's normal, when a woman does so she's seen as demonic and selfish.

May God give you a man who will not wish you death because you want him to spend money on you.

pls what exactly is the standard? if a woman has standard, she will go and work for the money she wants not use her pussy to get it. when did being a liability who makes relationship a source of income become standard?

“But if you no get empathy, you go ask me first of all, say, ‘It is your father’s money?”

empathy is not commonsense. a man with commonsense always asks the right questions and that is a right question

YesDaddyTill203:
Who owns NNPC. Those are national oil corporations got their respective countries.

Who owns Aramco and Gazprom?

RealTrump:
Yet another useless comment from a stewpeed youth

most of the protesters are ladies. their sponsors have been arrested which is a threat to their livelihood...no money for hair, recharge card, sharwama and all the frivolities they take for granted.

Was one of your sponsors arrested?

most of the protesters are ladies. their sponsors have been arrested which is a threat to their livelihood...no money for hair, recharge card, sharwama and all the frivolities they take for granted

happney65:
You are just complaining like the average Nigerian who likes complaining endlessly. Our argument before was for the sector to experience real privatizion like that of telecoms. Now it has been done by Buhari telling states they can start generating and the likes.

Whether we like it or not,It is a step in the real direction. Things won't change overnight and there are states that have already started the process. That is what I'm saying.

Saying Govornors are so dull they can't do this and that is what I don't understand. Most of the roads you pass through,are done by the state government. I don't know where you're talking from,but in the past 10years state government have being more responsible than the past.

Can they do better? Of course Yes. Do we have Govornors that are nonesense? Of course Yes

But we have better and responsible Govornors nowadays than the past

P.S Nigeria is a developing country and you don't expect things to change overnight but it's a process and development is doing better at the state level than the past

who are the "we" that had any argument about any sector experiencing "real privatisation"?

you still have not answered my questions:

do you think investors is a magic wand?

is that how things are done?

which investors have any of the 36 state governors brought so far?

like I asked, if governors are so dull to the point that they cant provide things as basic as good education, good health, good roads, water, jobs and other social services, how then are you expecting them to "start generating, transmitting and distributing it's own power and fixing prices good enough for the distribution companies and also for the customers"?

jeromestarks:
Browse it.
The power of the president is in the elected not in the office called presidency.
So the power of Nigerian president is in Tinubu as it is. Not in Aso rock. That mean, he can do whatever he wants and channel the nation's resources wherever he wants.
And not you, your father or you ancestors can stop him. As it is.

can you share with me where you browsed and saw what you just said?

nelib:
That is our prayer

pls keep praying

happney65:
It is not the states that will do that themselves. They are to bring in investors into the sector who will do that.

As useless as Buhari was,at least he was able to do this at the very tail end of his administration. It is now up to the states to sign it into law for the process to take place. I know some states already passed theirs into law recently. E.G Oyo.

We hope to see the sector truly privatized with no government burecreacy involved and not the Sakamanje privatizion the GEJ administration did

you are very funny. do you think investors is a magic wand? is that how things are done? which investors have any of the 36 state governors brought so far? like I asked, if governors are so dull to the point that they cant provide things as basic as good education, good health, good roads, water, jobs and other social services, how then are you expecting them to "start generating, transmitting and distributing it's own power and fixing prices good enough for the distribution companies and also for the customers"?

happney65:
When will states start generating, transmitting and distributing it's own power and fixing prices good enough for the distribution companies and also for the customers

That is what I want to know not all the story written above

states cant provide good roads, good education, good health services and other social services. how then are you expecting them to "start generating, transmitting and distributing it's own power and fixing prices good enough for the distribution companies and also for the customers"?

Brendaniel:
The question is what is Tinubu doing about it?

he is maintaining the status quo. dont you remember that it is "emilokan"? is it now that it is his turn that the "chopping" should stop?

seems she needs small slap to reset her brain

kennyz247:
It's nice collaboration

what is the result of the collaboration?

ElSudani:
How is it off point? Are the companies I mentioned owned by any government?
You have to mention some countries that are completely different from Nigeria. One an absolute monarchy the other a communist country. What are the similarities to our own experience?

Off point.That is not what I asked.

1. What then is the job of government and how well is the Nigerian government doing the job?

2. Who is running Aramco and Gazprom?

jeromestarks:
Browse it.
The power of the president is in the elected not in the office called presidency.
So the power of Nigerian president is in Tinubu as it is. Not in Aso rock. That mean, he can do whatever he wants and channel the nation's resources wherever he wants.
And not you, your father or you ancestors can stop him. As it is.

Oof point.

1. Where is it in the constitution that elected officials are entitled to privileges and the citizens are not?

2. If you say the electorate PUT the elected officials in office, are you not saying that the elected officials are accountable to who put them in office?

3 Where is it in the constitution that elected officials are above the people?

4. How then are you now calling someone delusional?

ElSudani:
Who is running Texaco, Shell and ESSO? At least these companies had operated in Nigeria unlike your examples.

Off point

What then is the job of government and how well is the Nigerian government doing the job?

Who is running Aramco and Gazprom?

ibegeeee:
So you prefer state-owned businesses like Gazprom or even Aramco to innovative companies..........the tech giants or even Halliburtons and ExxonMobile ? ok carry on

Off point.

Who owns Aramco and Gazprom?

YesDaddyTill203:
Useless brain. This kinds of businesses are better left for private business people not for govt.
In advance economies around the world, most businesses are owned by individuals not the govt.

Who owns Aramco and Gazprom?

ElSudani:
Dangote is doing what right thinking citizens should be doing.
It is not the job of the government to run businesses.

What then is the job of government and how well is the Nigerian government doing the job?

Who is running Aramco and Gazprom?

jeromestarks:
You're even more delusional than the man.

They contested for that office. They won. You all put them there. That is what comes with the office - privileges. Y'all agreed that they should lead you. Y'all placed them above you. So how in seven heavens should they earn same as you?

Where is it in the constitution that elected officials are entitled to privileges and the citizens are not?

If you say the electorate PUT the elected officials in office, are you not saying that the elected officials are accountable to who put them in office?

Where is it in the constitution that elected officials are above the people?

How then are you now calling someone delusional?

StreetFight:
You go cry for long. Rev Fr Mbaka said Bitter Hero Beer Giringori Obituary will never sleep in Aso Rock, and it came to past, just as he said the Heavens have kicked out Goatluck Jonathan then. This is the true Oracle of God. Headless mob can go and die

How has Nigeria fared so far as a result of all the above you just wrote?

NitaNot:
The Oba just doesn't understand that he is NOT in the 15th Century.

He believes the Governor should be taking orders from him.

The Oba also thinks he is or should be in TOTAL charge of the Edo South (Bini Speaking) Senatorial part of the State.

That is, and remains the problem he has with the Governor. For political reasons, the Governor has been too patient with him.

Is there anything this oba has done that is any different from what his father did under all the governor's of Bendel, Edo and Delta states since 1978?

Chikel20000:
Amaechi...which side are u on?

Pls read the article. It's not long

Expecting Wikes response very soon

alwayzonlyn:
Hmmm...this NLC Vs Govt movie wey we dey watch go still get many interesting series be that o!!

Interesting in what way?