KGIRS Reports N3.5bn Monthly Revenue, Denies Misconduct

The Chairman of the Kogi State Internal Revenue Service (KGIRS), Dr. Salihu Sule Eneh, reported that the agency has increased its monthly revenue generation to N3.5 billion, up from N700 million in 2021.

During a press briefing, he refuted allegations of financial mismanagement and misconduct within the agency, describing such claims as false and misleading. Mr.

Emmanuel Yusufu, the Director of Income Tax, elaborated on the agency's operational procedures and the importance of staff conduct. He noted that any staff misconduct is handled according to established policies, and the agency maintains a zero-tolerance stance on indiscipline.

Eneh clarified that revenue collected is paid into government-approved accounts and that he is not a signatory to these accounts. He also addressed recent renovations and procurement of furniture, stating that these upgrades are part of maintaining a conducive work environment.

The agency condemned cyber defamation campaigns and warned that individuals spreading unverifiable allegations could face legal consequences.