According to Sani, the economic reforms present an opportunity for Nigeria to reset, reconfigure, and reshape its economy. He emphasized that emotional outbursts and uninformed opinions will not contribute to meaningful discussions around the bill.
Sani’s comments were prompted by the heated debates surrounding the tax reform bills. Some senators have publicly expressed their opposition to the bills, with one senator even admitting to not having read the contents of the bill before commenting on it. Sani’s call to action encourages his colleagues to engage with the bill more constructively and informatively.
The tax reform bills have been a topic of discussion in Nigeria, with some groups expressing their support for the reforms. For instance, the Minister of Information has stated that Nigeria’s tax system is long overdue for reform. Similarly, former Governor Babangida Aliyu, Senator Shehu Sani, Sheikh Gumi, and Rev. Hayab have all expressed their support for the tax reform bills.
Despite the support from some quarters, the tax reform bills have also faced opposition from various groups. Some have argued that the bills will burden citizens, while others have expressed concerns about the potential impact on the economy.
See the video of Shehu Sani’s here:
TimesNow.com.ng earlier reported that Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II has been knocked over his comment that he had ordered his daughters to return slaps if their husbands dared to slap them.
Shehu Sani, a former senator from Kaduna state, said the comment by the Emir of Kano could lead to violence in marital relationships.
The former federal lawmaker called for self-control and peaceful conflict resolution in households and warned against the promotion of violence.
Source: TimesNow.com.ng
