Party chairmen say a nationwide rally will back Nigeria’s new tax regime, as authorities push for public buy-in and compliance.
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Reuters reports Tinubu says Nigeria will implement new tax laws from January 1 despite calls for delay, as disputes persist over drafting discrepancies.
Party leaders say their pro-tax-regime rally is about national interest, but citizens want clarity, fairness and visible benefits from new rules.
The APC in Lagos says tax reforms are designed to expand compliance and protect low-income earners, as public skepticism rises amid inflation pressures.