Bashir Ahmad Condemns Pastor's Remarks on New Tax Law, Sparks Controversy
Bashir Ahmad, a former presidential media aide, condemned Pastor Rev Ezekiel Dachomo's remarks on the new tax law, stating that the tax reform should not be based on religious affiliations. Dachomo had claimed that the new tax policy would affect Christians while exempting Muslims, leading to criticism and accusations of religious bias.
Ahmad expressed concern over the divisive nature of such statements and emphasized the need for discussions on governance and development to be free from religious influences. The incident highlights the sensitive intersection of religion and politics in Nigeria.
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