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helinues:
Very unfortunate news.. Probably the crowds are trying to loot the victims and that drawn security attentions

Rip to the dead

You're so correct.

Many traders around that area have been dispossessed of their wares and money.

Some construction equipment belonging to Lagos - Ibadan railway construction company were also vandalised.

helinues:
Na wah oo

I'm now monitoring the situation from afar

Somehow, the rain just started falling and the crowd have dispersed to take shelter except for the heavily armed military men patrolling the area.

Bodies of the dead are being evacuated and those of the injured taken to hospital

For now, please avoid PWD bus stop by Sam Ethnan Airforce Base, Ikeja .

Train accident directly opposite the Air Force base

At least three dead bodies sighted

Many others injured

Could not take pictures because the environment is terse.

Military shooting to disperse crowd

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Osinbajo is a mad man.
Fake pastor

AmazingELixir:
Mr Projects ti take over..

I dey tell you

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John Ameh, Abuja

The Federal Executive Council on Wednesday approved 7.2 per cent as new Value Added Tax rate for the country, up from the current 5 per cent.

However, a decision has yet to be taken on the effective date of the new rate.

The Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Mrs Zainab Ahmed, who spoke with State House Correspondents after the FEC meeting in Abuja, said consultations were ongoing over when the new rate would apply.

She explained that stakeholders, including the National Assembly and the states, would have to agree on the date.

The minister stated that the VAT Act would also have to be amended by the National Assembly before the take-off date of the new rate, which she said could be sometime in 2020.

She said, “We also reported to council and council has agreed that we start the process toward the increase of the VAT rate. We are proposing and council has agreed, increase in the VAT rate from 5 per cent to 7.2 per cent. This is important because the federal government only retains 15 per cent of the VAT; 85 per cent is actually for the states and local governments. The states need additional revenue to be able to meet the obligations of the minimum wage.

“This process involves extensive consultations that need to be made across the country at various levels and also it will involve the review of the VAT Act. So, it is not going to be implemented immediately until the Act is reviewed.”


https://punchng.com/fec-approves-7-2-as-new-vat/amp/

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You have a kind heart

Nigeria is actually a zoo

It's a shame

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I love this governor

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Lienus Buratai

Nonsense

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Yahaya Bello is in soup.
This woman will share Ebira vote with him

Terrible

Corruption sticks