On a humid Friday evening in Lagos, Aisha Bello, owner of a modest bespoke sandal workshop, scrolls through her tablet. At the same time, the rhythmic clack of her employees’ machines continues in the background. Her orders are growing; her brand is gaining traction among middle-class Nigerians who want local quality at global standards. But as she charts the next phase, one question haunts her: “How will the upcoming tax reforms affect my growth plans?”