The Federal Government, through National Orientation Agency, NOA, says the tax reforms bills before the National Assembly will reduce the burden on hardworking Nigerians. This was revealed in a statement issued by the Director-General of the National Orientation Agency, Lanre Issa-Onilu on Wednesday in Abeokuta.
The DG who was represented by the Ogun State Director of the agency, Funke Salako, assured that the bill was designed to reduce the burden on the hardworking Nigerians, while ensuring a fair contribution from everyone.
The statement read, “By supporting this effort, we can create a tax system that works for all and funds the development projects that will improve our nation.
“Today, we are commencing a nationwide mobilization of Nigerians to unite in our commitment to addressing these pressing issues and fostering a more informed, secure, and ethical society.
“The challenges before us require collective action and active participation from all Nigerians.”
He said the HIV/AIDS campaign which compliments the efforts being made by relevant health authorities coincides with World HIV/AIDS Day which is marked every December 1.
Issa-Onilu also disclosed that the government has intensified efforts to provide free and accessible HIV testing and counselling services nationwide
