ANAMBRA'S IGR INCREASES BY OVER 100% IN ONE YEAR. (PHOTO).

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 Anambra's IGR Increases by Over 100% in One Year Anambra State has seen a significant surge in its monthly Internally Generated Revenue (IGR), growing from ₦2.2 billion to ₦5.2 billion over the past year—an impressive increase of more than 100%. This achievement was shared by Amara Oyeka, Senior Special Assistant to Governor Chukwuma Soludo on IGR, during the presentation and validation of a study conducted across 21 major markets in the state’s three senatorial zones. The research was part of the Tax for Service Project, implemented by the Tax Justice and Governance Platform (TJ&GP) in partnership with the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) and supported by Oxfam Nigeria. Despite the growth, Oyeka pointed out significant challenges. He revealed that many wealthy citizens in the state avoid paying taxes, and over 50% of collected revenue is often diverted into private hands. “We have a situation where revenue collectors are wealthier than the government,” Oyeka...

NIGERIAN MAN ARRESTED IN DELHI FOR SCAMMING INDIAN WOMAN OF OVER N9M WITH FAKE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL. (PHOTO).


 Nigerian Man Arrested in Delhi for Scamming Indian Woman of Over N9m with Fake Marriage Proposal


A Nigerian man, Johnson, has been arrested in Delhi for deceiving an Indian woman from Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh, with a fake matrimonial profile and a false promise of marriage. 


Johnson, who had overstayed his visa, swindled the woman out of ₹15,72,000 (approximately ₦9,100,000) by pretending to be a UK-based businessman. He convinced her he was stranded at Delhi airport and needed money for currency exchange, only to disappear after receiving the funds. Following a police investigation, Johnson was apprehended, and authorities recovered a laptop and several mobile phones from him.

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