₦airaland Forum

thespokenword:
The value of the 2m today is 110m.

That year , a bag of foreign rice was 2700, in Naira

It's not even up to 40m not to talk of 110m

He wants a soft landing

Ngwamankilyou2:
Soon you will die in Igbo issue like you are dying in Lagos who rejected you shameless people.
https://dailypost.ng/2017/05/03/lagos-not-belong-yorubas-oba-akiolu/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ytZh53YK_o?si=rJ5qK7pF-teiHfpZ

Ikwerre no b Igbo

Ngwamankilyou2:
https://dailypost.ng/2017/05/03/lagos-not-belong-yorubas-oba-akiolu/

Go and tell that to Lagos aworis.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ytZh53YK_o?si=rJ5qK7pF-teiHfpZ

Ikwerre no b Igbo

Rivers is not an Igbo state

Ngwamankilyou2:
Ijebus never love you guys go home

https://www.nairaland.com/2512540/shocking...we-not-yorubas-sudan-says

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ytZh53YK_o?si=rJ5qK7pF-teiHfpZ

Ikwerre no b Igbo

Ngwamankilyou2:
But ijebus rejected you guys

Go home Yoruba Man.

https://www.nairaland.com/2512540/shocking...we-not-yorubas-sudan-says

Ogoni no b Igbo

Rivers is not an Igbo state.

Ngwamankilyou2:
The ijebu already kissed it.

https://www.nairaland.com/2512540/shocking...we-not-yorubas-sudan-says

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ytZh53YK_o?si=rJ5qK7pF-teiHfpZ

Ikwerre no b igbo

Ngwamankilyou2:
Yes like this.

https://www.nairaland.com/2512540/shocking...we-not-yorubas-sudan-says

Rivers is not an Igbo state

Ngwamankilyou2:
If you like post your papa penis you have no place here.

https://www.nairaland.com/8286730/ohaneze-presidency-ikwerre-group-backs

Kiss the truth

Ngwamankilyou2:
You can go figure out from Dan fodio we are not the reason you lost Kwara na dey run here.
https://www.nairaland.com/8286730/ohaneze-presidency-ikwerre-group-backs

Ibos from Anambra and Imo like you can keep on wailing on nairaland

Ikwerres have spoken boldly in Rivers state


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ytZh53YK_o?si=rJ5qK7pF-teiHfpZ

Ikwerre no b igbo

Ngwamankilyou2:
Are you still crying on family affair you are not part of.

https://www.nairaland.com/8286730/ohaneze-presidency-ikwerre-group-backs

Ikwerres have spoken on the street. Igbos like you from Enungu, Anambra can keep on wailing online


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ytZh53YK_o?si=rJ5qK7pF-teiHfpZ

Ikwerre no b Igbo

Ngwamankilyou2:
Your useless tribesmen died in millions..

Kiss the Truth

https://www.nairaland.com/8286730/ohaneze-presidency-ikwerre-group-backs

Dey bobo yourself Okoro

Ngwamankilyou2:
You will cry more Yoruba Muslim
https://www.nairaland.com/8286730/ohaneze-presidency-ikwerre-group-backs

Online noise


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ytZh53YK_o?si=rJ5qK7pF-teiHfpZ

Ikwerre no b Igbo

Ngwamankilyou2:
Just like your useless tribe that died fighting Igbo too...your tears is mine.

https://www.nairaland.com/8286730/ohaneze-presidency-ikwerre-group-backs

Millions of my people didn't die during the civil war

Rivers is not an Igbo state

Ngwamankilyou2:
Ogoni Man go and rest with your people... these hungry looking ogoni migrants don't represent ikwere.

https://www.nairaland.com/8286730/ohaneze-presidency-ikwerre-group-backs

Go go and hang.

I no get time for online noise


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ytZh53YK_o?si=rJ5qK7pF-teiHfpZ

Ikwerres have spoken on the street, they don't have time for online noise like you.

Ikwerre no b Igbo.

Ngwamankilyou2:
Hanged by abacha for his selfishness...we don't need ogoni Man.

Millions of Igbos died in the civil war because of Ojukwu greediness.

Ogoni no b Igbo

Rivers state is not an Igbo state.

Ngwamankilyou2:
I think I was taking With human before.

Sorry.

Ogoni no b Igbo. Ken Saro Wiwa is from Rivers state, and he's not an Igbo man.

Ngwamankilyou2:
Ikwere? Are you a Nigerian or from chad..how foolish one can be..why didn't you include Ngwa as not Igbo ewe Hausa.

The joke is on you


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ytZh53YK_o?si=rJ5qK7pF-teiHfpZ


Ikwerre no b Igbo

Tax Reform Bill: Demystifying NLC chairman, Joe Ajaero’s call for withdrawal

It’s a new year, a year that will possibly see to the passage and implementation of the People’s Bill, also known as the Tax Reform Bills. For Nigerian workers, the conversation surrounding this legislation is not just a political or economic issue but a matter of personal and collective empowerment. Following the recent call for its withdrawal by Joe Ajaero, President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), it is imperative to dispel any misconceptions and highlight the truth.

Joe Ajaero’s call for the withdrawal of the Tax Reform Bill raises questions that I believe demand serious scrutiny. Are other Labour members in agreement with his stance, or is this an isolated position? Has there been adequate consultation with unions, economic experts, and the workers who stand to gain the most from this legislation? With breakdowns of the bill consistently shared in the media, I wonder if Ajaero has taken the time to truly study its provisions. Is his opposition rooted in legitimate concerns or a misunderstanding of the bill’s intent and structure? To me, the Tax Reform Bill is not just another policy document; it is an initiative aimed at ensuring a more inclusive and equitable economy for all Nigerians.

Tax Reform Bill is more concerned about the masses, especially Nigerian workers. The Bills bring targeted relief to Nigerians by exempting those earning up to ₦1 million annually from PAYE taxes and reducing rates for salaries below ₦1.7 million monthly. Essentials like food, healthcare, education, and electricity are zero-rated for VAT, transport, rent, and baby products, directly reducing living costs. These measures prioritize affordability and financial relief for low and middle-income earners.

Small businesses, long regarded as the backbone of the Nigerian economy, are set to benefit from an increased tax exemption threshold, now raised from ₦25 million to ₦50 million in annual turnover. This means many small enterprises will enjoy full exemptions from company income tax and withholding tax, thereby reducing operating costs and enabling growth. Simplified tax processes further ease compliance, encouraging formalization and transparency. For larger businesses, the corporate income tax rate has been lowered from 30% to 25%. Additionally, the introduction of the Office of Tax Ombud will ensure swift resolution of disputes and protect taxpayers from arbitrary assessments. These are just a few of the benefits, and the Tax Reform Bill is truly focused on you, the Nigerian people. It ensures that Nigerians, from hardworking workers to small business owners, benefit from a more equitable and supportive tax system.


In addition to the proposed changes, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has also demonstrated a clear intention to modernize the tax administration system. President Tinubu’s moves emphasize simplifying and making the tax process more transparent, while also protecting taxpayers’ rights. The government has been actively engaging with stakeholders, including the private sector, to ensure that the reforms align with the needs of businesses, especially small enterprises. The emphasis on reducing the corporate income tax rate from 30% to 25% is a clear indication of the government’s commitment to attracting both local and foreign investment. This reduction is expected to stimulate job creation, promote business growth, and ultimately enhance the economic environment.

Furthermore, the government has been working to harmonise tax policies across different states, aiming to eliminate overlapping levies that have historically hindered business operations. The bill now gives 60% of VAT revenue to the states where goods and services are consumed. This means states with more consumption will receive more funds, helping them improve services like roads, schools, and healthcare. With the bills, states will rely less on federal funding and have more control over their finances, allowing them to better meet the needs of their people and grow their economies. These actions underline the government’s dedication to creating a more investor-friendly economy.


In conclusion, Nigerian workers should be aware that the Tax Reform Bill will bring relief through reduced company income taxes, unlimited VAT input claims, and other reforms that will lower tax burdens and business costs. These changes will make businesses more profitable, enabling them to retain existing workers and create new jobs, driving expansion and promoting a more robust economy.

The Tax Reform Bill is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reshape Nigeria’s economic sector in favour of its people. Nigerian workers deserve nothing less than the truth, and they deserve to see this bill implemented to realise its full potential.

Arabinrin Aderonke Atoyebi is the Technical Assistant, Broadcast Media to the Executive Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS)




https://www.google.com/amp/s/thenationonlineng.net/tax-reform-bill-demystifying-nlc-chairman-joe-ajaeros-call-for-withdrawal/amp/

Nifemy4:
Have you noticed the massive proliferation of new naira mint notes everywhere you turn too ? this Tinubu government is recklessly printing money, you need not be a magician to know this. yet, with nothing to back it up .


it reminds me of Tinubu first statement during covid . he kept squealing loudly that the Buhari-led administration should keep printing money to assuage the pain of the people. This singular act gave Remi's husband out that he has no slightest grasp of basic economics.

There's nothing wrong with having lots of new naira notes circulating. Have you not notice bad naira notes have reduce?

proeast:
What happened in 2023 was pure rigging. Everyone with an ounce of brain knows that! What made it easier for them was the 3 major contenders in the race. Obi won!

As for 2027, once the opposition unites with Obi as president or vice, Tinubu won't have any room to use INEC to rig again. His rejection across North, East and South would so bad they won't have any other choice than to accept it.

Yoruba Lagba

LandMann:
Nigeria's politicians are so useless... 15-20 years from now, illiterate abokis will have vandalised all the irons from the various rail tracks they're building now and embezzling billions from via inflated contracts... same abokis they refused to give good education to...

Any nation that wants to progress must first prioritise education before anything else... Education first, health second... A healthy and educated population will know the right thing to do majority of the time.

In Nigeria, education is a complete mess and the government doesn't care... Hence, all the infrastructure they build from the leftover of funds they embezzle end up decaying and wasting away because the illiterate population don't have a maintenance culture and build mindset. Their programmed mindset is to use and destroy. A consumption mindset. Very destructive mindset.

Trash!!! Are you from the south east?

immortalcrown:
Eedris guided Timaya.

Eedris faced 50 Cents to stop marginalisation of Nigerian artists in Nigeria.

Eedris is the next to Fella on the list of those who have been tortured by the government for speaking for the masses.

Eedris was never tortured by the government

GetSenseNow:
He has more chances of becoming president than you, and your entire generation, has of becoming a local government chairman

Gbajue from Agulu will never become the president of Nigeria.