LARA TRUMP ADMITS 'IT'S A STRUGGLE' AS SHE OPENS UP ABOUT PARENTING HER TWO CHILDREN. (PHOTO).

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 Lara Trump admits 'it's a struggle' as she opens up about parenting her two children Lara Trump recently opened up about the everyday realities of parenting, sharing how her two children with Eric Trump Luke and Carolina couldn’t be more different.  On her podcast The Right View, she explained that Carolina, now seven, is adventurous with food and willing to try anything, while Luke, eight, is far more selective. “Every parent, you got one,” she said, calling picky eating a universal challenge. She added that their differences go beyond meals, noting how each child responds to situations in unique ways. Still, they share common ground in their love of sports and animals, something Lara joked they “probably get from her.”  Luke, born in 2017, has already shown passions similar to his father, with Eric posting bike‑ride photos of the two together. Carolina, born in 2019, has developed her own spirited personality, rounding out the family dynamic. Lara also reflected on her...

ANAMBRA STATE TAXES, LEVIES AND PRESUMPTIVE TAX (APPROVED LIST FOR COLLECTION) LAW WILL TAKE EFFECT FROM JANUARY 1 2026. - ANAMBRA ASSEMBLY. (PHOTO).


 Anambra State Taxes, Levies  and Presumptive Tax (Approved List for Collection) Law will take effect from January 1 2026. - Anambra Assembly


The Anambra State House of Assembly has passed Anambra State Taxes, Levies  and Presumptive Tax (Approved List for Collection) Law 2025.


The Speaker, Rt. Hon. Somtochukwu Udeze, who presided during the plenary read out the bill for the third time and the House unanimously adopted it through voice votes. The law is expected to take effect from January 1, 2026.


The provisions contained in the bill says any person who mounts a roadblock or causes a roadblock to be mounted for the purpose of collecting fees or levies in contravention of Sections 52 and 53 of the Anambra State Taxes, Levies and Presumptive Tax (Approved List for Collection) Law, 2025, commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding ₦2 million or imprisonment for a term of two years, or both.


The bill, which was deliberated upon at the Committee of the Whole, seeks to eliminate multiple taxation and illegal collections across the state. It also promotes the use of electronic payment systems to enhance accountability, transparency, voluntary compliance, and effective revenue monitoring, while blocking leakages and curbing illegal tax activities, including unauthorized roadblocks mounted by tax agents and non-state actors.


The proposed law further aims to establish a transparent, technology-driven, and harmonized tax administration system at the sub-national level, in line with national aspirations for a simplified, single-digit tax regime.

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