AGF TO MEET SENATE PANEL ON TAX REFORM BILLS TODAY. (PHOTO).

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 AGF to Meet Senate Panel on Tax Reform Bills Today The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Lateef Fagbemi (SAN), is set to meet with the Senate today (Thursday) to review the Tax Reform Bills submitted by President Bola Tinubu to the National Assembly. Amid controversy surrounding the bills, especially from the North, President Tinubu had urged for calm and directed the AGF to engage with the National Assembly to resolve the issues. In response, the Senate established a panel to meet with the AGF. Although the meeting had been delayed due to changes in the Senate panel's membership and caucus discussions, a source from the Ministry of Justice confirmed that the meeting will proceed today. Senator Abba Moro, Chairman of the Senate Special Committee, also confirmed that both the AGF and Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) Chairman, Zacch Adedeji, have been invited to the session. The Senate formed the committee to address unresolved issues in the Tax Reform...

FEMALE KIDNAPPER,SET ABLAZE AT ABULE EGBA.

Crowd on Ekoro Road, Lagos, where a woman was set ablaze while attempting to kidnap three kids            According to sources,jungle justice was done to a woman today,who was suspected to have kidnapped three children.She was set ablaze by angry mobs at Ekoro road at Abule Egba area of Lagos.The incident occured around at 7.am today.Eye witnesses claimed that the woman allegedly kidnapped three children who were on their way to school in the area,before a bread seller raised the alarm as the suspect tried to escape from the scene.The woman was beaten up before youths in the area hung a tyre on her neck,poured petrol on her and set her ablaze.                                  

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