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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Kaduna Zonal Directorate, announced that its operatives secured the conviction of seven fraudsters before Justices R.M. Aikawa and Hauwa’u Buhari of the Federal High Court, Kaduna, and Justice A. Isiaka of the State High Court. The convicts were prosecuted on separate counts related to money laundering, impersonation, and cybercrime.
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The Federal Government of Nigeria has dismissed the rumours of the imminent collapse of Goronyo Dam, calling on residents of the community not to entertain any fear. The Minister for State for water resources, Bello Goronyo, stated this on Tuesday while speaking with newsmen shortly after his visit to the Dam. Goronyo described the story
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The Federal Government of Nigeria has dismissed the rumours of the imminent collapse of Goronyo Dam, calling on residents of the community not to entertain any fear. The Minister for State for water resources, Bello Goronyo, stated this on Tuesday while speaking with newsmen shortly after his visit to the Dam. Goronyo described the story
The Nigeria Correctional Service has said the alleged poor feeding at the Calabar custodial centre is being investigated and does…
The Borno South senator, Ali Ndume says the National Assembly does not need to study the tax reform bills sent by President Bola Tinubu before rejecting them. DAILY POST recalls that in October, Tinubu asked the National Assembly to consider and pass four Tax Reform Bills, including the Nigeria Tax Bill, the Tax Administration Bill,
NASS does not need to study Tinubu’s tax bills before rejecting them – Ndume
The Borno South senator, Ali Ndume says the National Assembly does not need to study the tax reform bills sent by President Bola Tinubu before rejecting them.
DAILY POST recalls that in October, Tinubu asked the National Assembly to consider and pass four Tax Reform Bills, including the Nigeria Tax Bill, the Tax Administration Bill, and the Joint Revenue Board Establishment Bill.
The Northern States Governors Forum, NSGF, opposed the bills, while the National Economic Council, NEC, urged the President to withdraw them for further consultations.
However, Tinubu said the bills would not be withdrawn.
He said the National Assembly could make amendments as they deem necessary.
Speaking on Politics Today, a Channels Television programme, Ndume said he had not studied the tax reform bills.
But he noted that the timing of the bills, considering the economic situation in the country, does not make sense to him.
“I can tell you that it will be dead on arrival. We don’t need to study the bill,” he said.
“The general thing is that Nigerians are not willing to talk, hear or pay any tax now considering the situation we have faced because this is the government of the people.
“Right now, people can’t even afford what to eat. People are struggling to survive.
“Let people live first before you start asking them for tax,” he said.
NASS does not need to study Tinubu’s tax bills before rejecting them – Ndume
