Damilola Aina is a journalist who writes for Punch Newspapers, focusing on national news in Nigeria. With a keen interest in economic and political developments, Damilola covers a wide range of topics including business, infrastructure, government policies, and social issues. His articles aim to provide insightful and comprehensive coverage of current affairs in Nigeria.
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By: Damilola Aina
The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative has asked the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms to provide a clear and detailed explanation of its plan to harmonise federal and state tax laws in the proposed tax reform bills submitted to the National Assembly for approval.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has urged electricity distribution companies to provide a perfect description and outline of all its assets and liabilities of successor electricity distribution companies.
By: Damilola Aina
The Federal Government has approved N4bn for conditional cash transfers to vulnerable households in Nigeria.
The tax reform bills are among the most ambitious I have ever seen. For example, even Singapore implemented reforms to its tax process as far back as 2023. So, it's a global thing. Even the Organisation of Economic Co-operation Development, with a membership strength of 38 countries carried out tax reforms. They also adopted certain policies similar to what Mr President did. It is not peculiar to Nigeria. If you look at the system, we have been using an archaic tax system. These bills provide an opportunity to improve and upgrade our existing system, and we have to contextualise it with realities on the ground. It has to be in tandem with global practice. If you examine the post-COVID-19 experience, the ageing population, and the overriding expansion of technology, there is a need to upgrade our tax laws. So, what I advocate is nothing but a consensus. It is a very wonderful thing, but the consensus is what will move the country forward. Based on what the Nigeria Governors' Forum has adopted, there will be a positive change.
However, this recovery has now placed the government in a difficult position, as it faces the challenge of balancing increased production with OPEC's output restrictions.
By: Damilola Aina
Oil theft responsible for most crude spills – NOSDRA
The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Bank of Industry, Dr. Olasupo Olusi, has reaffirmed the importance of strategic collaborations between the public and private sectors to drive industrial growth and small and medium enterprise development in Nigeria.
•Imported PMS landing cost now cheaper than Dangote's price as dealers import 76.84m litres in two days
The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative has said the resumption of operations at the 210,000 barrels per day Port Harcourt refinery and the 150,000bpd Warri refinery is a monumental step towards achieving energy self-sufficiency and fostering economic sustainability.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Bank of Industry, Dr Olasupo Olusi, has reaffirmed the importance of strategic collaborations between the public and private sectors to drive industrial growth and small and medium enterprise development in Nigeria.
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