AMAC Asserts Control Over Signpost Revenue, Warns Advertisers to Comply
The Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) reaffirms its authority over signpost revenue collection, citing a recent court ruling. The Senior Special Assistant to the Chairman, Kingsley Madaki, emphasized AMAC's control over outdoor advertising rates.
The court judgment delivered by Judge Sunda Adukwu upheld AMAC's constitutional role in revenue collection. Advertisers are advised to adhere to AMAC's regulations to prevent legal action and enforcement of bye-laws.
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