Nigerians have nothing to fear about proposed VAT increase. Here's why 

    Oluwatobi Ojabello | Top Stories | Dec 09, 2024    
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There’s been palpable concern in Nigeria that the government's proposed Value Added Tax (VAT) increase could push prices higher and make life harder for everyday Nigerians. On the surface, this worry makes sense. 

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