Youth Council Backs Tax Reforms, Warns Vested Interests
Ethnic Youth Leaders Council supports new tax law, calling it vital for Nigeria's economy. They warn against sabotage by vested interests and urge public patience. #TaxReforms #NigeriaEconomy
Ethnic Youth Leaders Council supports new tax law, calling it vital for Nigeria's economy. They warn against sabotage by vested interests and urge public patience. #TaxReforms #NigeriaEconomy
Taiwo Oyedele, head of Nigeria's tax reform committee, reveals he faces safety threats, urges supporters to speak out against misinformation. New tax laws took effect Jan 1, 2026.
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.
Taiwo Oyedele clarifies Nigeria's new tax laws, countering KPMG's report. He explains policy intent behind capital gains, FX deductions, and defends reforms designed to strengthen the Naira and protect local industries.
The Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee has responded to KPMG's assessment of Nigeria's new tax laws, stating identified 'errors' are often policy disagreements. Read the full details.
Beyond revenue, Nigeria's new 2026 tax laws offer overlooked advantages for formalisation, fairness, and investment. Discover how workers and SMEs benefit.
The Nigerian Tax Acts 2025 aim to fix a broken fiscal system, protect low earners, and modernise administration. Discover the long-term vision beyond the revenue debate.
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise warns Nigeria's tax reforms could collapse without phased implementation, citing high inflation and a vast informal sector. Learn the key risks.
Allegations of discrepancies in Nigeria's newly gazetted tax laws threaten a crucial reform. We examine the claims, official responses, and why the process integrity is vital for the nation's fiscal future. Read more.
Dr Muda Yusuf of CPPE explains why Nigeria's new 2026 tax reform faces public backlash, citing failed past reforms, declining welfare, and weak social contract. Learn the path to sustainable implementation.
Budget Office DG Tanimu Yakubu Kurfi dismisses misleading fiscal calculations in critiques of Tinubunomics, clarifying revenue, borrowing, and subsidy savings. Read the full analysis.
A coalition of 48 lawmakers, CSOs, and experts will hold meetings in Enugu and Kano to monitor Nigeria's new tax laws. Aim is to ensure fair implementation and public buy-in for economic recovery. Join the dialogue.
Peter Obi criticizes Nigeria's tax implementation, arguing it burdens the poor. He calls for a transparent system focused on production, not just revenue. Read his full statement.
A Federal High Court in Abuja has dismissed a legal challenge seeking to halt Nigeria's new tax regime, clearing the way for implementation from January 1, 2026. Read the full ruling details.
President Tinubu's sweeping tax reforms begin today despite opposition from Atiku and Northern groups. FG insists changes are vital for economic growth. Read the full story.
Taiwo Oyedele assures Nigerians the new tax reforms will not lead to automatic bank debits. The system is based on self-declaration, targeting high-income individuals. Read details.
As Nigeria's new tax regime begins in January 2026, experts advise using clear bank transfer descriptions like 'Gift' or 'Loan' to prevent overpayment and tax audits. Learn the simple, legal narrations.
Nigeria's FIRS is now the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) following landmark 2025 legislation. Discover how this shift promises transparency, efficiency, and a new era of public finance management for all citizens.
The Presidential Tax Committee clarifies that new tax reforms will aid Nigerian airlines by removing burdensome charges and improving cash flow, countering Air Peace CEO's warning of soaring fares.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has revised its cash withdrawal and deposit policies, effective January 1, 2026. Learn the 5 major changes, including new limits and fees.
The Federal Government confirms Nigeria's major tax reform laws will take effect as scheduled on January 1, 2026. The changes promise relief for 98% of workers and 97% of small businesses. Get the full details.
Nigeria's planned January tax reforms face mounting opposition from lawmakers, labour, and civil society over allegations of unauthorised alterations. Calls grow for suspension pending investigation. Read more.
Nigeria's National Assembly passes N58.47 trillion 2026 budget, approves revised N43.56trn and N48.31trn for 2024 and 2025, extending capital implementation to March 2026. Read the full details.
Nigeria's House of Representatives approves revised 2024 and 2025 budgets, extending capital spending to March 2026. Key details on allocations and fiscal reforms inside.
Nigeria's House of Representatives approves revised N43.56tr 2024 and N48.31tr 2025 budgets, extending capital implementation to March 2026. Read the full breakdown of allocations and fiscal reforms.
The Debt Management Office urges state governments to strictly comply with borrowing laws to avoid loan approval delays. Learn the key guidelines for responsible debt management.
The Presidency has dismissed claims of alterations in the new tax laws signed by Tinubu. Taiwo Oyedele calls reports 'false and misleading' as controversy grows ahead of the January 2026 implementation.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) criticizes Tinubu's 2026 budget proposal, calling it fiscally reckless and a debt trap that mortgages Nigeria's future. Read their full analysis.
Taiwo Oyedele warns that failure to implement new tax laws by January 1, 2026, will leave 98% of Nigerian workers overtaxed. He urges targeted amendments, not suspension.
President Tinubu pushes non-performing budgets as weak parliament enables fiscal rascality. Analysis reveals alarming gaps in governance and unrealistic revenue targets. Read more.