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Oyedele Faces Threats Over Nigeria's Tax Reforms

Taiwo Oyedele, head of Nigeria's tax reforms committee, discloses receiving life threats while implementing new tax laws. He cites powerful interests and public mistrust as major obstacles. Read more.

Group Condemns Impeachment Move Against Gov Fubara

ISSJHR condemns the impeachment proceedings against Rivers Governor Fubara, calling it anti-democratic. The group warns lawmakers not to coerce the governor against the electorate's will.

Appeal Court Bars VIO from Stopping, Impounding Vehicles

A landmark Court of Appeal judgment has stripped the Vehicle Inspection Office (VIO) of powers to stop, impound vehicles, or impose fines. This ruling demands urgent reform to end harassment and uphold citizens' constitutional rights. #Nigeria #RuleOfLaw

ECOWAS Must Match Democratic Promises with Action

West African leaders must move beyond communiqués to implement democratic reforms. This editorial analyses ECOWAS's credibility gap, citing coups, bad governance, and Nigeria's role. Action is needed now.

New Tax Laws to Take Effect Jan 1 as Scheduled

The Federal Government confirms Nigeria's new tax regime will begin on January 1, 2026. The reforms aim for a fairer, more efficient system to boost economic growth. Read the full details.

Lagos, NIOB Partner on Physical Planning & Safety

Lagos State Government commits to a strategic alliance with the Nigerian Institute of Building to enforce planning laws, ensure professional standards, and prevent structural failures. Learn how this move aims to protect lives and property.

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