Abuja Business Owners Decry Double Taxation Amid Legal Disputes
Business owners in Abuja are facing challenges due to double taxation by AMAC, despite court rulings invalidating the council's actions. The court decisions highlighted the illegality of AMAC's bye-laws and its overreach in enforcing public health regulations.
Despite previous court orders, AMAC continues to demand fees from businesses, leading to frustration and threats of closure. The affected business owners, including Rebecca Aminu and Folorunsho Emmanuel, express their grievances, while legal representatives like Alex Ogenna warn against non-compliance with court orders.
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