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Nigeria doesn't have a revenue problem; it has a corruption problem. What we urgently need is an anti-corruption reform bill, not a tax reform bill—otherwise, the new tax revenues will only end up in the hands of new thieves.

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X-Dude1 year ago

This is one positive benefit of the Tax reforms. No regulating agency of the government should deal with collecting money. All taxes and revenues flow to the newly formed Nigeria Revenue Service. Contractors get paid from the NRS which makes tracking projects more visible.

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D Vearse1 year ago

@DonAzag who will pass th bill? NASS that are involved ?

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DonAza1 year ago

Ahahahah

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CHubby1 year ago

If only this guy taught me organic chemistry back in school.

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I pitied you and1 year ago

Okpoama Community is also hometown of the Former Minister of State for Petroleum (Chief Timipre Sylva), just thought i should add that.

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Fanthastical1 year ago

First to comment

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Chisom Onunwo1 year ago

100 percent 😊😊😊🤗🤗

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Chisom Onunwo1 year ago

Nigerian has a spending problem. I don't think anyone corruption bill will be passed, because most of them allegedly get fault for inside matter. Just my thought.

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Sutton1 year ago

All of them get fault so they will not push for that, all they want is more money generation so that even when they steal it will not be evident

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#thankyouNgolo1 year ago

Simple. That has been my question. Why collect more taxes that would eventually be stolen

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