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Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by shortgun(op): 11:25pm On Feb 26, 2024

At my mum’s shop today and this people came to collect prayer money. We have thieves in Lagos state.

Source: Dios Shop

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by Noblechykk(m): 11:28pm On Feb 26, 2024

Nothing wey person no go see for this evil forest called a country

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by kcprince: 11:28pm On Feb 26, 2024

Lagos is no longer a good investment destination. Too much taxes and levies and area boys

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by Jokerman(m): 11:42pm On Feb 26, 2024

What is wrong with this Iyaloja sef?

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by PastorOlokonla: 11:43pm On Feb 26, 2024

That is Tinubu's IGR!

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by bigpriik: 11:48pm On Feb 26, 2024

ah!ah!
wetin we go call this one bayii?
zombies come and explain.

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by Immatex(m): 1:05am On Feb 27, 2024

I don't miss Nigeria!

Hoping to visit in 8 years time.

For now, I can't be bothered!

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by idealogical: 1:33am On Feb 27, 2024

So, picture if a common ticket is now people being forced to pay for prayer. ?

Looks more like a parking ticket for Friday prayer.

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by Chibuzoripob: 2:06am On Feb 27, 2024

make dem go drag the LG or report @Alausa undecided

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by PastorOlokonla: 2:07am On Feb 27, 2024

This prayer day ticket will favour me and my family!

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by nazicartel(m): 2:13am On Feb 27, 2024

PastorOlokonla:
This prayer day ticket will favour me and my family!

lol... My guy that supported APC has been complaining bitterly. Like seriously. Even when he has influence with our political stakeholders in my state. Shishi no deh drop from any angle.

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by matify83: 3:05am On Feb 27, 2024

This is another avenue to fleece the people of Lagos of scarce resources.

The ticket doesn't have serial number. How does the market association check against duplication?

This is fraud perpetrated in plain sight.

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by magoo10(m): 5:43am On Feb 27, 2024

Renewed shege on the beat

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by Freethinker87: 6:29am On Feb 27, 2024

When we were telling you that Tinubu's idea of increasing IGR is taxing the people to death, you were screaming "Tinubu increased IGR from N400m to N6B in Lagos".

Don't worry, LIRS will declare the highest IGR this year so that you can have something to campaign with in 2027.

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by Zupay: 7:07am On Feb 27, 2024

idealogical:
So, picture if a common ticket is now people being forced to pay for prayer. ?

Looks more like a parking ticket for Friday prayer.

Rationalizing as usual. Did you see where parking ticket was printed there?

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by Slytiger: 7:10am On Feb 27, 2024

shortgun:
https://twitter.com/dios_shop/status/1762114579843158373?t=zGtS6lhqKU60SRl2xugmIQ&s=19

An X user has cried out to Nigerians to come to thier rescue as APC through the Lagos state government is exacerbating the hardship faced by Nigerians in Lagos state.
Despite the harsh economic conditions of the country Lagos state Government is still fleecing traders with all manner of levies.
The latest being making traders to pay for a mandatory "prayer levy" or have their wares confiscated.

So this sheet of paper printed in some body's room and parlour originated from LASG.

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by EmiloCorn: 9:04am On Feb 27, 2024

Slytiger:
So this sheet of paper printed in some body's room and parlour originated from LASG.

Yes we shared it last week.

The printing looks poorly done abi? Don't worry, it's because our oga looted half of the printing money. But we still looted half of the remaining half too so no problem let him enjoy as we are also enjoying too cool

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by CharleyBright(m): 9:26am On Feb 27, 2024

Tinubu handwork.
That's what happens when the daughter of Nigeria's drug kingpin is the Iya oloja of Nigeria.
The Man is running a criminal family racketeering.

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by oglalasioux(m): 9:40am On Feb 27, 2024

More things have been stolen in the name of religion than anything else in history. More people have been killed in the name of God than all natural disasters in history.

Once a politician's name starts with Pastor or Reverend, run.

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by idealogical: 9:50am On Feb 27, 2024

Zupay:
Rationalizing as usual. Did you see where parking ticket was printed there?

Did you see where people were forced to pay for prayers on the ticket

Must you people make up stories about everything you see on the Internet?

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by Zupay: 9:53am On Feb 27, 2024

idealogical:
Did you see where people were forced to pay for prayers on the ticket

Must you people make up stories about everything you see on the Internet?

Prayers and N500 ticket with the name of a market association on it, is the definition of "it is not compulsory for shop owners in the market" cheesy

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by shortgun(op): 9:59am On Feb 27, 2024

Noblechykk:
Nothing wey person no go see for this evil forest called a country

Seriously

Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by shortgun(op): 10:03am On Feb 27, 2024

Slytiger:
So this sheet of paper printed in some body's room and parlour originated from LASG.

Are you suggesting that anyone can print tickets and force people to pay for them in Lagos state? Individuals now collect revenue?

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by abobote: 10:04am On Feb 27, 2024

Tinubu is very wicked

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by iwaeda: 10:05am On Feb 27, 2024

shortgun:
Source: Dios Shop

Owo adura for first daughter of Nigeria. Only thing they are doing right is TAX collection. BAT has no other industry. grin

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Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by free2ryhme: 10:05am On Feb 27, 2024

shortgun:
Source: Dios Shop

Una must pay 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Re: Traders Pay ₦500 Prayer Levy At Ayangburen Market - Sabo Ikorodu, Lagos (Photo) by 96ACE: 10:05am On Feb 27, 2024

Good development from a nation that prays for what other nations are working for. It’s about time every religious institution remit to the government. grin

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