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Nigerians not afraid of paying taxes but looters – Filmmaker, Ugezu
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Nigerians not afraid of paying taxes but looters – Filmmaker, Ugezu

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A Nollywood film maker, Ugezu J. Ugezu, has said that Nigerians are not afraid of paying taxes but tax looters.

Ugezu made the assertion in a video posted on Facebook.

According to him, Nigerians will be happy to pay their taxes if they see they what the government uses they tax money to do across the country.

He said, “The president is talking about introducing tax law.  Let me be very sincere with you. Nigerians are not afraid of paying taxes. Nigerians are rather afraid of somebody looting the taxes they have paid, and we have seen it happen.

“You cannot be planning how you are going to tax the people, and you are not telling us what happened to the money that is being looted. So, an average Nigerian is afraid that if you pay taxes, they will loot it.

“Now, if there is a system whereby people who are stealing government money are being made to face the law and we are seeing that the looters are being punished, we will be happy.

“If Nigerians are seeing what their taxes are used for, we will gladly be paying taxes.” 

Nigerians not afraid of paying taxes but looters – Filmmaker, Ugezu

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