FCT Minister Urges Abuja Residents to Pay Taxes for Infrastructure Growth - Civic Duty Emphasized
The Minister of the FCT, Nyesom Wike, urged residents and businesses in Abuja to pay taxes promptly to support ongoing infrastructure projects. Wike emphasized the importance of tax revenue in sustaining quality road, drainage, and public facility developments across the city and its environs.
He described tax payment as a civic duty and investment in the collective well-being of Abuja. The Minister linked tax compliance to the city's progress and competitiveness on a global scale, aligning with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's infrastructure agenda.
Wike's call for tax contributions aims to enhance Abuja's infrastructure and elevate its status among major cities worldwide.
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