Nigerian Lawyers Declare Re-Gazetting of Tax Laws Illegal, Sparking Controversy in House of Representatives
Nigerian lawyers, including Libor Oshoma, have criticized the re-gazetting of tax laws as illegal, leading to a dispute in the House of Representatives. Member Abdussamad Dasuki raised concerns over discrepancies in the tax bill passed by lawmakers and the subsequent gazetting process.
The National Assembly has faced calls to suspend the implementation of the tax laws amid accusations of overreach and lack of legislative power.
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