Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by kafeii123: 8:09am On Dec 03 |
Omodua: The Kano state House of Assembly could reject The Tax reforms Bills presented before the National Assembly. They have the freedom to do so.
But their personal interests can't override national interest.
For years, the state and North by extension,has been parasiting on Nigerian state with their poor economies and resource management.
They're against alcohol sales in their states but shares from proceeds accruing from Vat taxes on same alcoholic drinks. Very unserious people.
They're now bringing ethnic dimension to the whole. Saying Igbo is under Yoruba control. This balderdash and silly. Igbos are uneducated to know the right thing?
Frigga and his cohorts should try another method.
They should accept the Tax reforms Bills or exit the federalism.
I'm not a fan of Tinubu but I support him 100% on this.
Ride on Tinubu!👏
People that are unwise...the oil in Niger delta is for Nigeria..but the minerals in the north can be sold to illegal miners and ....they should roll up their sleeves and get to work...that way everyone gets to earn their meals |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Krankhead: 8:10am On Dec 03 |
It'd not s state law rather federal |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Multipurple: 8:17am On Dec 03 |
See how hard this fulani is trying to employ their usual tool of tribalism. Southerners need to wiseup. Frigga13:
Mr Husseini argued that if passed into law, the bills would not benefit the Northern States.
He condemned the Senate’s decision to approve the bills, saying, “We view it as a deliberate effort to sabotage the economy, increase hardship and further impoverishing the region.”
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Before you support this Tinubu Yoruba government fraud called tax reform..
What’s the investment in your state.. or will FDI .. now start rushing down to your states?
This is Tinubu personal agenda to permanently contro Lagos and Nigeria
Ohaneze wey never sight the 400 page bill rush go endorse.. atimes Igbos are their own problem How will this benefit the entire eastern nation
Why do Igbos always allow Yoruba control their narratives and they come back wailing
God help Nigerians
Arewa to the world
Reality over propaganda |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by adeniyiemmanuel(m): 8:20am On Dec 03 |
Frigga13:
Yes .. he forfeited it in US..never got it back
Next! that was in US IRREDEEMABLE CLOWN. |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by 1b8m: 8:53am On Dec 03 |
When you voted tinubu in on stupid religious lines, did you consider the igbos?? Tinubu is still at sheg....you must collect the complete shege banza Frigga13:
Mr Husseini argued that if passed into law, the bills would not benefit the Northern States.
He condemned the Senate’s decision to approve the bills, saying, “We view it as a deliberate effort to sabotage the economy, increase hardship and further impoverishing the region.”
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Before you support this Tinubu Yoruba government fraud called tax reform..
What’s the investment in your state.. or will FDI .. now start rushing down to your states?
This is Tinubu personal agenda to permanently contro Lagos and Nigeria
Ohaneze wey never sight the 400 page bill rush go endorse.. atimes Igbos are their own problem How will this benefit the entire eastern nation
Why do Igbos always allow Yoruba control their narratives and they come back wailing
God help Nigerians
Arewa to the world
Reality over propaganda 1 Like |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by AngelicBeing: 8:56am On Dec 03 |
Richtaiwo: Okay.
I can't type now, when 2face depart, my hands will be free so I can make my comment. You have started again with your savage response, Huh 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Crowntop94: 9:10am On Dec 03 |
NLCreator666:
https://dailynigerian.com/kano-assembly-rejects-tinubus-tax-reform-bills/
They are mad, they don't offer this country any good thing but they are eating from the sweat of other zones, they don't want betting but they are collecting money from it, they don't like drink but they are still collecting money through the tax generated from it. Now everyone should eat from his or her sweat not from other sweat. Awon eleribu. |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by stainzvill(m): 9:18am On Dec 03 |
Just stark illiterates. No superior arguments, no nothing...Wuna see this MM ticket we must do am o |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by casualobserver: 9:28am On Dec 03 |
NLCreator666:
https://dailynigerian.com/kano-assembly-rejects-tinubus-tax-reform-bills/
When I was young Kano and Lagos were neck and neck economically….go and verify. Look at the disparity today. They don’t want development. Keeping their population jobless and poor means they don’t have to engage their brains as a leaders just collect allocation and chop and clean mouth. Whatever the GDP of Lagos is now is what Kano’s should also be. Kano was a trading hub for all the surrounding countries in the Sahel and that made up for its lack of a sea port. But alas!! Sharia law and Almajiris is all we hear! Dangote’s grandfather became the richest man in Nigeria sitting down in Kano. His Grandson had to move down to Lagos and establish most of his businesses outside of Kano to become the richest man in Nigeria. 1 Like |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by nwirinedu(m): 9:31am On Dec 03 |
This is a lesson for all the states in the country. Provide a safe environment for businesses to thrive, dont force companies to relocate to Lagos, there is no reason why a company owned by a Northerner, Southerner or Easterner should site the headquarters in Lagos.
Truth is Lagos is very accommodating to businesses. States never encourage outside businesses to thrive the harass them and chase them out. A typical example is the new Dangote refinery that was originally set to be established in Rivers State, what happened?
They chased out. Now see the consequence.
The era of going to Abuja to share allocations of revenue generated by other states in coming to an end. Each to his own.
State creation should be based on the ability to generate revenue not on political sentiments based on leaching on others. BAT means business. 2 Likes |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Wallade(m): 9:40am On Dec 03 |
NLCreator666:
https://dailynigerian.com/kano-assembly-rejects-tinubus-tax-reform-bills/
You can imagine - Kano state assembly is against the Tax Reform Bill. Coming from a state that practices Sharia law where consumption of alcohol is prohibited but the Sharia states receive share of consumption tax and value added tax on the alcohol through the current tax income sharing system.If a tax is not generated from your state, why would you want to share in it. Is that not pervertion of the tax system. When the new Tax Laws are in place, you would have to improve tax collection in your states, drive FDI and local investment into your state to be able to generate more tax and earn more from the government sharing. Where are the textile companies that were in Kano state? You killed all of them and you were OK with less companies operating or paying taxes in your states and now you are complaining because you have been reaping where you did not sow for years. I remember that when Shoprite exited Kano, the major reason given was cost of doing business in the Ado Bayero Mall in Kano and the patronage. The mall was billing Shoprite in Dollars for Rent and Service charge, isn't that ridiculous. I can still bet that the mall owner were short paying taxes over the years, that is if they were not filing financial loss annually to enable them pay the least minimum Company Income Tax.The breeze don blow, we don see fowl yansh Let the North cry me a river on these Tax Reform Bills. I see through their Lamentations. 2 Likes |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by DeOTR: 9:44am On Dec 03 |
Kano assembly rejects the bill? I can't remember anyone asking for their input. This is not constitutional amendment. |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Wallade(m): 9:49am On Dec 03 |
nwirinedu: This is a lesson for all the states in the country. Provide a safe environment for businesses to thrive, dont force companies to relocate to Lagos, there is no reason why a company owned by a Northerner, Southerner or Easterner should site the headquarters in Lagos.
Truth is Lagos is very accommodating to businesses. States never encourage outside businesses to thrive the harass them and chase them out. A typical example is the new Dangote refinery that was originally set to be established in Rivers State, what happened?
They chased out. Now see the consequence.
The era of going to Abuja to share allocations of revenue generated by other states in coming to an end. Each to his own.
State creation should be based on the ability to generate revenue not on political sentiments based on leaching on others. BAT means business. Please tell them brother, say it loud so they can hear. I will help you amplify it. |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Wallade(m): 9:49am On Dec 03 |
casualobserver:
When I was young Kano and Lagos were neck and neck economically….go and verify. Look at the disparity today. They don’t want development. Keeping their population jobless and poor means they don’t have to engage their brains as a leaders just collect allocation and chop and clean mouth.
Whatever the GDP of Lagos is now is what Kano’s should also be. Kano was a trading hub for all the surrounding countries in the Sahel and that made up for its lack of a sea port. But alas!! Sharia law and Almajiris is all we hear! Tell them please. People of Kano and North, can you hear this! 1 Like |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Crowdboom(m): 9:55am On Dec 03 |
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Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by lawrenzooo: 10:21am On Dec 03 |
simpleseyi: The State Assemblies under the grip of the evil State Governors rejected the Local Government Autonomy, but the god of Politics and Strategy showed them whom the boss is, he pulled the rug under their feet and set free the Local Governments. So the god of Politics and Strategy Emilokan Asiwaju Jagaban does not need their support to pass the Tax Bills. Whether you like it or not, he will sign the Bills into LAW. He sent it to the National Assembly just to give you something to discuss, he doesn’t need anybody’s approval.
He could sign a Presidential Order and make the Laws without the National Assembly Could you enlighten us more on what this tax bill is really about. |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by GUNITGuy: 10:45am On Dec 03 |
mikeapollo:
You are definitely ignorant. No law can be passed without the National Assembly. It is rather the National Assembly that can make laws and veto then into action without the president's signature. Stop wallowing in deception and delusion because of you blinded support for for a cleat clueless and incompetent president. You should have a rethink if the northern leaders ever think Nigeria will continue the way it has always been for them they should get ready for the shocker or start planning their exit ... what's wrong wit the bill why they want to reap from were they have not sown .. Pay tax based on Consumption Jurisdiction not on production Areas isn't that not sensible enough.. Why do you want allocation from revenue from paying electricity bills while we know most of you don't pay . Tinubu would place those leaders on their toes and the end goal would be taking this country back to Regionalism at worst balkanisation ..Local Government Autonomy is just the beginning followed by Tax reform. |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by hopexter(m): 11:11am On Dec 03 |
Frigga13:
Mr Husseini argued that if passed into law, the bills would not benefit the Northern States.
He condemned the Senate’s decision to approve the bills, saying, “We view it as a deliberate effort to sabotage the economy, increase hardship and further impoverishing the region.”
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Before you support this Tinubu Yoruba government fraud called tax reform..
What’s the investment in your state.. or will FDI .. now start rushing down to your states?
This is Tinubu personal agenda to permanently contro Lagos and Nigeria
Ohaneze wey never sight the 400 page bill rush go endorse.. atimes Igbos are their own problem How will this benefit the entire eastern nation
Why do Igbos always allow Yoruba control their narratives and they come back wailing
God help Nigerians
Arewa to the world
Reality over propaganda You don't have sense at all. You think Lagos gives a Bleep if the bill is accepted or not? This Vat has been introduced in Lagos during Tinubu times as governor and Lagos government is benefiting from such Tax reforms. You think Anambra and Abia with renowned markets and business will not benefit from the bill? The VAT bill advises states to keep what the make and help reduce reliance on other states and federal government. 1 Like |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Omodua(m): 11:42am On Dec 03 |
kafeii123:
People that are unwise...the oil in Niger delta is for Nigeria..but the minerals in the north can be sold to illegal miners and ....they should roll up their sleeves and get to work Exactly. Our mumu in the South Don Do! Let this Tax reforms Bills sail Through. It's good for the health of the nation. You destroy alcoholic drinks. Shares from proceeds arising from VAT. And you expect people to be happy. Shari'a states are the problems of Nigeria. They're the progenitors of Boko Haram insurgency and other banditry activities in the country. They should accept the reforms or exit from Nigeria. Haba! We are tired of their shenanigans. |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Metrofox(m): 12:24pm On Dec 03 |
aboki has come to remind our emergency lagosians that Lagos is a Nigerian project. we sit down dey look with curiosity, let's see how this plays out.. no be everything be sense, a popular adage goes : no be to thief community drum be the issue, the matter na- where you wan beat am? 1 Like |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by jattopeter(m): 12:34pm On Dec 03 |
Who voted the APC ? Frigga13:
Mr Husseini argued that if passed into law, the bills would not benefit the Northern States.
He condemned the Senate’s decision to approve the bills, saying, “We view it as a deliberate effort to sabotage the economy, increase hardship and further impoverishing the region.”
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Before you support this Tinubu Yoruba government fraud called tax reform..
What’s the investment in your state.. or will FDI .. now start rushing down to your states?
This is Tinubu personal agenda to permanently contro Lagos and Nigeria
Ohaneze wey never sight the 400 page bill rush go endorse.. atimes Igbos are their own problem How will this benefit the entire eastern nation
Why do Igbos always allow Yoruba control their narratives and they come back wailing
God help Nigerians
Arewa to the world
Reality over propaganda |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Elmuktari(m): 12:42pm On Dec 03 |
Tax bill is a joke, ntoor!
I live in yoruba land, I know how canny they can be . Tinubu can never convince me that tax reform is good he gat no feet to say that.
That barron can't be trusted.
Wait oo, why is he planning to bring in his son? For this reason alone many Afonjas are already supporting arewa underground to help them stop Iragbiji man from willing lagos to his son. 1 Like |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Mrexcell(m): 5:06pm On Dec 03 |
Frigga13:
Mr Husseini argued that if passed into law, the bills would not benefit the Northern States.
He condemned the Senate’s decision to approve the bills, saying, “We view it as a deliberate effort to sabotage the economy, increase hardship and further impoverishing the region.”
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Before you support this Tinubu Yoruba government fraud called tax reform..
What’s the investment in your state.. or will FDI .. now start rushing down to your states?
This is Tinubu personal agenda to permanently contro Lagos and Nigeria
Ohaneze wey never sight the 400 page bill rush go endorse.. atimes Igbos are their own problem How will this benefit the entire eastern nation
Why do Igbos always allow Yoruba control their narratives and they come back wailing
God help Nigerians
Arewa to the world
Reality over propaganda So u want the northern states to continue to be collecting vats from achohol sales they destroy in their states is that not open cheating? Ohaneze will never support u on this call it whatever u want. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by MomohMrMoore: 9:13pm On Dec 03 |
Can someone make me understand. So their only reason is VAT allocation? |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Justiceleague1: 9:18pm On Dec 03 |
Who are they? The bill is for the federal republic and not for parasitic arewa |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Justiceleague1: 9:30pm On Dec 03 |
Frigga13:
Mr Husseini argued that if passed into law, the bills would not benefit the Northern States.
He condemned the Senate’s decision to approve the bills, saying, “We view it as a deliberate effort to sabotage the economy, increase hardship and further impoverishing the region.”
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Mr Husseini expressed concern over the proposed VAT allocation system, noting that states like Lagos, where major corporations such as Nigerian banks, telecommunications companies, and multinational companies were headquartered, would receive the largest share of the VAT.
“Lagos and its environs would account for 80 percent of the VAT collected in Nigeria, leaving northern states with a minimal share,” he said.
He warned that if allowed to scale through, the bill would further weaken northern states, potentially rendering some unable to pay salaries and worsening poverty and hardship.
Before you support this Tinubu Yoruba government fraud called tax reform..
What’s the investment in your state.. or will FDI .. now start rushing down to your states?
This is Tinubu personal agenda to permanently contro Lagos and Nigeria
Ohaneze wey never sight the 400 page bill rush go endorse.. atimes Igbos are their own problem How will this benefit the entire eastern nation
Why do Igbos always allow Yoruba control their narratives and they come back wailing
God help Nigerians
Arewa to the world
Reality over propaganda Thunda faya all parasites... We know you mallams would want the Igbos and yorubas to continue bickering...we know you want the south disunited...that JuJu don expire. You unproductive bunches cannot continue to hold the south to ransom anymore... only the north is against restructuring.. only Una dey against resources control... only you northerners are against true federalism... Only you northerners went to court over offshore oil proceeds,other people's resources o!!!! Only you people are against constitutional change... If you guys are fed up,you should know that we south are long long fed up with you people.... |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by UltraSolid: 9:44pm On Dec 03 |
Wallade:
You can imagine - Kano state assembly is against the Tax Reform Bill.
Coming from a state that practices Sharia law where consumption of alcohol is prohibited but the Sharia states receive share of consumption tax and value added tax on the alcohol through the current tax income sharing system.
If a tax is not generated from your state, why would you want to share in it. Is that not pervertion of the tax system.
When the new Tax Laws are in place, you would have to improve tax collection in your states, drive FDI and local investment into your state to be able to generate more tax and earn more from the government sharing.
Where are the textile companies that were in Kano state? You killed all of them and you were OK with less companies operating or paying taxes in your states and now you are complaining because you have been reaping where you did not sow for years.
I remember that when Shoprite exited Kano, the major reason given was cost of doing business in the Ado Bayero Mall in Kano and the patronage. The mall was billing Shoprite in Dollars for Rent and Service charge, isn't that ridiculous. I can still bet that the mall owner were short paying taxes over the years, that is if they were not filing financial loss annually to enable them pay the least minimum Company Income Tax.
The breeze don blow, we don see fowl yansh
Let the North cry me a river on these Tax Reform Bills. I see through their Lamentations. Interesting story about the Shoprite in Kano. You learn something new daily. With almjiri wahala, banditry and terrorism, high youth unemployment, low economic productivity etal the North is gone. |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by kafeii123: 7:49pm On Dec 04 |
Omodua: Exactly.
Our mumu in the South Don Do!
Let this Tax reforms Bills sail Through. It's good for the health of the nation.
You destroy alcoholic drinks. Shares from proceeds arising from VAT. And you expect people to be happy.
Shari'a states are the problems of Nigeria. They're the progenitors of Boko Haram insurgency and other banditry activities in the country.
They should accept the reforms or exit from Nigeria.
Haba! We are tired of their shenanigans. Yes o..let them keep breeding terrorists in their villages...the more people leave the area, the less VAT they can get ...the more businesses leave, the less money they can make....the more they make laws that probihit persons from no/other religions...the more they will lose money.. 1 Like |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Bouncing2(m): 8:50pm On Dec 04 |
This is good. Inasmuch as we ain’t Tinubu’s fans but this is good.
I saw the news where hisbah(abi wetin dem de call themselves) were happily destroying drinks(I’m not a drinker) but that’s bad for business.
You destroy those drinks and expect to share in its VAT?,,,nah! You can’t eat your cake and have it.
Tinubu kudos on this one |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Omodua(m): 11:17pm On Dec 04 |
kafeii123:
Yes o..let them keep breeding terrorists in their villages...the more people leave the area, the less VAT they can get ...the more businesses leave, the less money they can make....the more they make laws that probihit persons from no/other religions...the more they will lose money.. Unfortunately, the Tax reforms Bills have been suspended till further notice. So sad 😭 1 Like |
Re: Kano Assembly Rejects Tinubu’s Tax Reform Bills by Bizaustine: 11:44pm On Dec 04 |
Richtaiwo: Okay.
I can't type now, when 2face depart, my hands will be free so I can make my comment. Hahaha zombie ooo zombie na Peter Obi get the bags na😁😁. 2face was helping him carry both of His bag which Obi later on collected and carried himself. See as You just dey fool yourself in so much happiness and zombism. You have been senselessly played by sensational bloggers 😁 1 Like |