1miccza:


That still shouldn't stop anyone from paying their taxes though

ibietela2:


BUT the IRS made it easy to pay tax, try going to file tax return at CAC

dunkem21:
Omotola will have a taste of what Tuface had. You can't voice your opinion without being attacked. They will scare her with Tax returns and she will crawl back.

But for the records, Nigerians pay tax. Income tax, company tax, PAYE, VAT etc.

We don't deserve this HELL of a country run by hypocrites.

Pojomojo:
If omosexy was one of those artists depending on Govt patronage, she can never speak up. Those who depend on government for their source of income or business cannot speak the truth in today’s Nigeria.

Neither can those afraid of going to jail. Full blown tyranny.

jayfolarin:
I mentioned something similar in one of the threads I created a while back.

Nigerians want the best things. You know, things like the Europeans have but dont want to pay for it. How do expect world class infrastructures to be built when 90% do not even pay taxes. Just with Oil money

It doesn't work that way my friends. Nigerians have to collectively contribute to achieving the Nigeria of our dreams.


Edit: there are so many mentions, I can't reply everyone. So i'll just write this as an edit....

I think we all (at least most of) agree that taxes needs to be paid for infrastructures to be built but corruption and unaccountability is still a huge problem.

One day though, we will have to trust a government to do the right thing with taxes earned. I sincerely think this government is heading in that direction (I might be wrong). And when we have that government, I sincerely hope that everyone in the country will then contribute their fair share of taxes to build Nigeria up.

No one is gonna help us develop Nigeria if we don't. It's our house, our home, our land. if we don't take care of it, who will?

maasoap:


What was her last movie and in what year?
She and many artists depended heavily on government's handouts and Jonathan’s administration really gave them a lot of money. They even fought over it, we're talking about billions of naira. Omotola is angry because this administration is not bribing any organisation or institution, NASS included

Eshence:
I pay my tax but government chop it like suya! My question is do u pay ur tax?

Reference:


So that is the cause of serious insecurity in almost all the states of the country and an almost moribund police force. So that is the cause of rampant inflation and collapsing industrial capacity. Deflect all you like, the complaints will crescend. You will defend like your life depended on it. Just get prepared.

If the government is not 'wasting money' bribing peole here and there. Then what is the government's finances used for at present. Tell me one area you can see real massive investments or opportunities Nigerians can key into to spur economic growth. What?

deomelo:



I don't remember quoting Omotola on NL/In this thread.


Go away if you have nothing better to say..

abbey621:


It's very easy to file taxes, my people just never bother to educate themselves, my wife worked for LIRS for years, I've owned businesses for years now both in America and Nigeria. Before the IRS made things easy with online payment, people had to visit their office just for assessment. The problem with Nigeria is that we get comfortable when the government does not do is job. If the tax collectors did no disturb you, you won't even bother about taxes hence the root of our problems.

SmartMen:


You should be the one to go away cos I don't see what you have added to this thread aside to support a failed government that takes pride in undermining her citizens economically... Which is what Omotola has kicked against.

Any way, you should justify your pay.

SmartMen:


You should be the one to go away cos I don't see what you have added to this thread aside to support a failed government that takes pride in undermining her citizens economically... Which is what Omotola has kicked against.

Any way, you should justify your pay.

Nigeria’s Golden Guinea Breweries reopens operation after US$9.98m investment

April 15, 2019 Food Business Africa


NIGERIA – Golden Guinea Breweries Plc, a beverage manufacturing company in Nigeria has re-opened its plant following a US$9.98 million (N3.6bn) cash injection to rejuvenate the brewery.

According to a Beverage Industry News report, production operations in the firm were cut short in 2003 which has since then been engaging in efforts of bringing back the brewer to life.

The brewery, which has been dormant for 17 years, reopened after receiving a loan facility of US$9,98 million from the Federal Government through the Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM) and the Bank of Industry (BoI) in April last year.

The investment has enabled the firm to double its processing capacity through installation of new equipment to a current operating capacity of 48,000 bottles per hour equivalent to 1.15 million bottles per day.

The producer of Eagle Stout and Bergedoff Lager holds the franchise rights from German-based Holsten Breweries to produce and market Golden Guinea Lager, Bergedorf Premium Lager and Bergedorf Malta in Nigeria.

Initially, the firm held the majority shares in the company but were later acquired by Pan Martine Investments Ltd promoted by Mr. Okey Nzenwa.

John Okiyi Kalu, Abia state commissioner for information, who had visited the plant said that the brewer is set to commercialise its operation by the end of the month.

“While we applaud the doggedness and hard work of the private sector owners of the company who worked day and night to bring back our favorite brewery and sustain Dr Okpara’s dream of a fully industrialized South East, the significance of the return of Golden Guinea is also not lost on us.

“The Ikpeazu-led administration is determined to support private sector organizations to create as much jobs as possible in the state to take care of the current and future employment needs of our brilliant graduates,” he said.

Golden Guinea originally commenced business in 1963 as Independence Brewery Limited with an initial annual capacity of 1 million gallons of beer.

Since then, the company has subsequently grown its portfolio from Golden Guinea to Eagle Stout, Bergedorf Premium Lager and Bergedorf Malta among others

The company has also undergone major facelift propelled by its German partner, Coutinho Caro (which later participated in an equity offering issued by the firm).

https://www.foodbusinessafrica.com/2019/04/15/nigerias-golden-guinea-breweries-reopens-operation-after-us9-98m-investment/

iammo:

Typical low iq rubbish typing wailing dunce, Nigeria may be hellish for you but this celebreties are laughing hard at your stupity just like charly boy.
And to burst your silly bubble. No More free money In Abuja. All thanks to tsa. Our border is closed to expired food importation you either consumw locally or starve to death.

sapoyoro:

oponu Odee
suffering and smiling
I'm sure you don't even has 10k in your account.
anyone who criticized this govt usually turn to an enemy
amukumeko

jayfolarin:
I mentioned something similar in one of the threads I created a while back.

Nigerians want the best things. You know, things like the Europeans have but dont want to pay for it. How do expect world class infrastructures to be built when 90% do not even pay taxes. Just with Oil money

It doesn't work that way my friends. Nigerians have to collectively contribute to achieving the Nigeria of our dreams.


Edit: there are so many mentions, I can't reply everyone. So i'll just write this as an edit....

I think we all (at least most of) agree that taxes needs to be paid for infrastructures to be built but corruption and unaccountability is still a huge problem.

One day though, we will have to trust a government to do the right thing with taxes earned. I sincerely think this government is heading in that direction (I might be wrong). And when we have that government, I sincerely hope that everyone in the country will then contribute their fair share of taxes to build Nigeria up.

No one is gonna help us develop Nigeria if we don't. It's our house, our home, our land. if we don't take care of it, who will?

deomelo:











You Igbos are just too ignorant, you have zero clues per what this government is doing and have done to rescue and promoting many dead and collapsed business in Nigeria, I'm talking about the ones your crooked and corrupt PDP uncles killed and left to rot.

This brewery located in Abia/SE was killed back in 2003 under your looting and stealing useless PDP uncles, but guess who rescued this company 17 years later, PMB.

Yes, PMB saved this company in your ipob state, he created more jobs, more money, more IGR, something the useless PDP clowns you losers voted for and keep voting for couldn't do.


Kindly get lost with your hatred, oognorance and self-loathing.

iammo:


Obo langido, arindin, afofungbemu, imbecilic dunce always criticise without offering a solution to national issueS's. If looser like you enters the lagos ibadan abeokuta standard rail when done you be mumu.. awon jegudujera that only want to eat away their childrens destiny

sapoyoro:

oloshi..its always about the rail...werey

iammo:



Omo ale jati jati, show us what you gained from pdp 16years odensing oun tele awon yeeboo oloripelebe you forgot that as an omoluabi you should be wiser... omugo

maasoap:


What was her last movie and in what year?
She and many artists depended heavily on government's handouts and Jonathan’s administration really gave them a lot of money. They even fought over it, we're talking about billions of naira. Omotola is angry because this administration is not bribing any organisation or institution, NASS included