CISLAC Calls for Transparency in Alleged Alteration of Nigerian Tax Law
The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) in Nigeria has expressed worry over the alleged alteration of tax laws by the President without transparency and due process. CISLAC emphasized the importance of public trust and democratic principles in the legislative process, warning that unilateral changes could erode investor confidence and weaken the tax system.
The organization highlighted the need for inclusivity and public consultation in lawmaking to ensure diverse interests are considered. The uncertainty surrounding the authenticity of the tax laws amid economic challenges was also noted.
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