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Don’t Politicise the Tax Reform Bills – Governor Uzodinma Urges Nigerians

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Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo State has urged Nigerians to approach the recently proposed tax reform bills with an open mind and avoid politicizing their purpose.

Speaking in Owerri, the state capital, the governor emphasized the importance of understanding the bills before passing judgment.

He pointed out that many critics of the bills have not thoroughly examined their content.

He explained that the proposed reforms are primarily aimed at improving the nation’s economic structure by generating more revenue for the government.

Additionally, the bills seek to streamline Nigeria’s tax system, ensuring that it becomes more efficient, organized, and less prone to abuses.

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Uzodinma highlighted the significance of addressing the taxation regime in the country, which has long been criticized for being inconsistent and burdensome for businesses and individuals alike.

He noted that harmonizing the tax system would create a more transparent framework, enabling better compliance and fostering economic growth.

He further urged Nigerians to resist the temptation of using the bills as a tool for political propaganda or blackmail.

Instead, he encouraged them to critically analyze the proposed reforms, offering constructive feedback where necessary.

“This is a serious economic document,” Uzodinma stated, “and it deserves to be scrutinized with the intent to improve it, not to diminish its value through unnecessary politics.”

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Governor Uzodinma also reminded citizens that the tax reform bills are executive initiatives introduced under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

He called on stakeholders, including lawmakers, economists, and citizens, to approach the bills with the seriousness they deserve, given their potential to shape the nation’s financial future.


 

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Former Senator Shehu Sani Declines Invitation to Judge Miss World Nigeria Beauty Pageant

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Former Kaduna Central Senator Shehu Sani declines invitation to judge the Miss World Nigeria Beauty Pageant.

It was reported that the position of a judge was offered to Shehu Sani by Ben Murray Bruce, founder of Silverbird Group. However, Sani rejected the offer to judge the event.

Ben Bruce takes to social media to invite the former senator to be present at the event and sit as a judge.

Shebu Sani then responded by stating “You should have send me a formal letter and with full benefits attached to it after I have passed the Judgment. I appreciate the honour from a good friend. Unfortunately, I’ll be unavailable on that day. I wish you a successful outing.”


 

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Mr. Macaroni Laments to Lagos State Governor Over Traffic Cause

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Nigerian Comedian, Mr Macaroni expresses dissatisfaction with the Governor of Lagos State over traffic issues.

It can be reported that Lagos has been suffering through a serious traffic phase. The reason behind this was revealed to be the Independence Bridge repairs.

Governor Sanwo Olu then pleaded with Lagosians to bear with the traffic as the repair is necessary. “Let’s think outside the box. If you don’t have business to do in Victoria Island in the next 2 to 3 weeks, conduct your business online and plan ahead.”

However, Mr Macaroni reacts to the Governor’s plea by stating “If the government had any regard whatsoever for the people of Lagos, these measures and more extensive ones would have been taken before yesterday to make this process as painless as possible for the people.”

He lamented on the serious effect that this traffic has taken on people’s day to day life and shared that the government didn’t consider its people.

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Michelle Says She Married Barack Obama When He Wasn’t Financially Stable

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Michelle Obama recently shared that when she first met Barack Obama, he wasn’t “financially sound.”

The couple crossed paths in 1988 when Barack joined a law firm in Chicago, where Michelle was already working. On a recent podcast episode she hosts with her brother, Craig, Michelle reflected on the importance of financial stability in a relationship.

During a conversation with British author Jay Shetty, Craig asked Michelle, “Would you be attracted to a guy who’s not financially stable when you meet him?”

Without hesitation, Michelle replied, “Uh, I married one.”

Craig, who seemed to have set her up for that response, laughed and jokingly said, “Don’t you like that alley-oop I just threw you? In basketball, you just point—you don’t even have to say it.”

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