Nigeria’s wealthiest citizens will be subject to a Personal Income Tax (PIT) rate of 25% starting next year. Mr. Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, announced this during the ongoing #NES30 conference in…
Nigerian economy and social welfare in focus at NDFF 2024 Conference in May
•Jide Akintunde The Nigeria Development and Finance Forum (NDFF) 2024 Conference, a high-level gathering of public, private, social and international sector leaders, will hold on the 8th and 9th of May 2024 at the Transcorp Hilton, Abuja, a statement by…
Recent Comments
- Shemmie on Where is Nigeria going? — Gbubemi Atimomo
- DBaba on We met on Facebook and got married and then she deleted me
- Y. Ogungbesan on Why are our boys wearing “plaited” hair o?
- Sirchido on We had a threesome on my wedding night
- Adejoke Biobaku on Consequences of awa anyhowness — Tara Aisida
Categories
- Africa
- Ambode Must Hear This
- Business
- Call me Biodun
- Coronavirus
- Diary of a Lagos Big Girl
- Dr. Know Emeka Nwolisa
- Erotica/PG 18
- Freaky Fridays
- Guest columnist
- How was your day audio play
- I love Lagos because
- Interview
- Japa Chronicles
- Keeping it real with Rachel
- Lagos and you
- Lagos Big Girl/Boy
- Lagos Crime
- Lagos Hustle
- Lagos News
- Lagos Oyinbo
- Lagos Turn up
- Lifestyle
- Lost in Lagos
- MBM – Music Books Movies
- Me and my Lagos
- Me and This Lagos
- Moments with Gbubemi
- No friend, No foe
- Opinion
- Oshoko Bushushu
- PJ in da house!
- Press release
- Romance
- Round and about Nigeria
- Security
- Sisi Lucia
- Sports
- Sunrise News
- Sunset News
- Tales from the MayorOfLagos
- Tales from the Street
- Talk to Ambode
- Tara's Diary
- Tech
- The Good Doctor
- Top Stories with Uzoma
- Tribute
- Uncategorized
- Welcome to Hymargeddon
- Where are they now
- World