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Tinubu asks Reps to pass NDDC 2026 statutory budget • Ogun police command honours 39 serving, retired officers for distinguished service • Ghana Armed Forces honours eight retiring generals at Burma Camp • Wasafiri wapaza sauti kufuatia mgomo wa mabasi • Mmoja afariki dunia, mwingine ajeruhiwa wa kupigwa risasi kwa tuhuma za mauaji • DCEA yaonya magari ya maiti kutumika kusafirisha dawa za kulevya • Wamiliki wa mabasi, malori wafunguka mgomo wa madereva • Reps demand urgent rescue of 116 abducted schoolchildren, others in Borno • Guinea-Bissau vs Nigeria: Live Updates from Super Eagles’ 2027 AFCON qualifier • ADC petitions PSC, IGP over alleged illegal detention of members, supporters in Kebbi • ‘Your fall will be televised soon’ – Pastor Christian Nwoko warns VDM • Senate Again Extends 2025 Budget Capital Implementation To December 31 • 2027: Oyo APC chair praises Tinubu for improved electricity supply • Schneider Electric rewires power infrastructure for AI factory boom • Police arrest robbery, murder suspects, rescue abducted victims across 12 states, FCT • AFRICA FINANCE IN BRIEF: Botswana second downgrade, Ghana’s new cedi and fresh inflation risks • Explainer: Duty-free does not mean tax-free for airport shops • 2026 NECO: Kano ranks 31st in five-credit performance despite largest candidate turnout • Man City 115 charges: ‘Man Utd do not deserve their titles’ — Rooney • Breaking: Senate extends 2025 budget implementation to 31st Dec 2026 • Tinubu asks Reps to pass NDDC 2026 statutory budget • Ogun police command honours 39 serving, retired officers for distinguished service • Ghana Armed Forces honours eight retiring generals at Burma Camp • Wasafiri wapaza sauti kufuatia mgomo wa mabasi • Mmoja afariki dunia, mwingine ajeruhiwa wa kupigwa risasi kwa tuhuma za mauaji • DCEA yaonya magari ya maiti kutumika kusafirisha dawa za kulevya • Wamiliki wa mabasi, malori wafunguka mgomo wa madereva • Reps demand urgent rescue of 116 abducted schoolchildren, others in Borno • Guinea-Bissau vs Nigeria: Live Updates from Super Eagles’ 2027 AFCON qualifier • ADC petitions PSC, IGP over alleged illegal detention of members, supporters in Kebbi • ‘Your fall will be televised soon’ – Pastor Christian Nwoko warns VDM • Senate Again Extends 2025 Budget Capital Implementation To December 31 • 2027: Oyo APC chair praises Tinubu for improved electricity supply • Schneider Electric rewires power infrastructure for AI factory boom • Police arrest robbery, murder suspects, rescue abducted victims across 12 states, FCT • AFRICA FINANCE IN BRIEF: Botswana second downgrade, Ghana’s new cedi and fresh inflation risks • Explainer: Duty-free does not mean tax-free for airport shops • 2026 NECO: Kano ranks 31st in five-credit performance despite largest candidate turnout • Man City 115 charges: ‘Man Utd do not deserve their titles’ — Rooney • Breaking: Senate extends 2025 budget implementation to 31st Dec 2026

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Tax Ombud not for evading lawful payments — Chief executive

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The Chief Executive of the Office of the Tax Ombud, Dr John Nwabueze, has warned taxpayers against using the agency to evade or delay legitimate tax paymen Read More: https://punchng.com/tax-ombud-not-for-evading-lawful-payments-chief-executive/

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