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Ekiti monthly IGR rises to N2.7bn without new taxes – Official

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The official attributed the achievement to improved voluntary tax compliance, digital tax administration, public enlightenment, tax reforms, an empowered workforce, as well as the enabling environment created by the administration of Governor Biodun Oyebanji.

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