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JAKANDE: Nigeria’s response to people-oriented leadership via credible elections, by Nduka Uzuakpundu

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By Tunde Rahman, Promise Adiele
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Prof Odion-Akhaine It was in his name that the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) gathered, recently in Lagos.
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Tax Defaulters Face ₦200,000 Fine Per Invoice

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By Ayo Kehinde, Tunde Rahman
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By Ayo Kehinde As the July 31 deadline approaches, large taxpayers that fail to migrate to the Nigerian Revenue Service’s electronic invoicing platform will begin facing statutory penalties, including fines of ₦200,000 per invoice. The Country Director of DigiTax Nigeria, Olumide Akinsola disclosed this during a radio programme monitored in Lagos.
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How President Tinubu is redrawing the South-east political map, By Tunde Rahman

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By Tunde Rahman, Promise Adiele, HomeColumnistshow President Tinubu
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When the 2023 presidential election results were announced, many analysts and commentators gave a largely unanimous verdict regarding the voting pattern in the South-east. The region had voted almost entirely along the ethnic line. The figures told part of the story: Mr Peter Obi of the Labour Party swept the zone with over 1.8 million votes. In comparison, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress recorded just about 127,000 votes across the five South-east states.
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